Sentence examples for through inaction from inspiring English sources

But leverage can be lost through inaction as well.

Instead, the death blow is coming through inaction.

Instead of needing an activity to trigger it, this app works through inaction.

Stein, the board chairman, accused Carter of deliberately derailing the plan through inaction.

The Kingdom blames Washington for the disintegration of Syria and Iraq, either through inaction or actions that backfired.

You'd imagine Clegg would loathe facing a public whom he – through inaction, inability or inclination – is seen as having betrayed.

Lao stressed the importance of action through inaction (wu wei), of letting go and not resisting nature's way of achieving balance.

And the Board of Governors is making a serious mistake in perpetuating this indifference – jeopardizing, through inaction, the political future of the institution.

The fallout from Madaya has strong parallels to the last phase of the Sri Lankan war, in which the UN was accused of aiding official abuses through inaction.

They say he either influenced the board's decision or, through inaction, created the political room for the canvassers to stop the hand tally.

Not responding far more likely indicates confusion or dismissal-through-inaction than someone thinking "I'll save myself the click".