Sentence examples for remain inert from inspiring English sources
The phrase "remain inert" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of being inactive or not moving, often in a scientific or philosophical context.
Example: "In the absence of external forces, the object will remain inert and not change its position."
Alternatives: "stay motionless" or "remain inactive".
The gradual escalation proposed by McNamara assumed that the Vietcong would remain inert as the US poured more bombs and soldiers into the country.
His own works morph between art installation and choreography – in a work like Enfant, minutes pass during which the dancers remain inert and only machines and objects move.
However, amorphous SiC films deposited by CVD present semi-insulating properties and thus remain inert during anodization.
Probody™ therapeutics are recombinant, proteolytically-activated antibody prodrugs, engineered to remain inert until activated locally by tumor-associated proteases.
It enables the inclusion of excitation of one of the three bodies, whilst the other two remain inert.
As I see it, the biggest risk to the bulls right now is that a "tone-deaf" Fed will remain inert as they emphasize "balanced risks".
Hezbollah internalized the message, and since then its missiles have remained inert.
But there was still a lumbering feel to passages that you might have expected Rattle to make lithely athletic, and the string textures remained inert.
"The spread of AIDS is accelerating rapidly and we face the prospect of remaining inert against the threat," states an extraordinarily blunt report by a committee of eminent Chinese experts that was sent to China's leaders earlier this year.
His brilliance faded over the next decade, however, and his career remained inert for some years before it was revived and redirected by Arhoolie Records, a label specializing in recordings of regional music traditions.
Olefins were converted into additional aromatics while CO and CO2 remained inert during CFP.
