Sentence examples for should we do Nothing from inspiring English sources

"What should we do?" "Nothing," he says.

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But is this bill, as Mark Zandi's implied, just a "band-aid?" Plouffe says, "So what, should we do nothing".

As Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz put it when announcing a $5 million donation to GiveDirectly: "Instead of asking the question 'should this project be funded or should we do nothing?', we could be asking the question 'should this project be funded or should we just give the beneficiaries the money?' and now we have that opportunity".

In a more refined sense, it is a quantitative process - how much should we do, should we do nothing etc.

"Special and differential treatment", poor nations seemed to feel, should mean "we do nothing and the rich world opens up".The result has been stalemate.

If we do nothing, then we should expect nothing.

As we were discussing one of the chapters, Eckhart spoke with me about the balance between doing and being, explaining that we are not meant to be constantly in motion--always doing nor should we simply do nothing all the time--only being.

"Yes, but, good grief, should we just do nothing at all then?" Max Chevalier, a sympathetic Dutchman who tended amputees in Freetown for the N.G.O.

No, according to the admirable Max Chevalier of Handicap International in Freetown: "Good grief, should we just do nothing at all then?" Well, yes, says Polman, sometimes do nothing at all, rather than just mouth, without thinking, the old Dunantian mantra of independence, neutrality and impartiality.