Sentence examples for years of inaction from inspiring English sources

Regrettably, the years of inaction have taken their toll.

Japan's economic problems have grown progressively bigger and harder to solve through years of inaction.

After years of inaction, the government and state authorities caught fire.

But now diplomacy is to be given a new chance after nearly two years of inaction.

Poland can ill afford five more years of inaction and squabbling.

Neil Parish, a Conservative MP from Devon, accused Labour of years of inaction while in government.

Experts said that in the board's years of inaction is a cautionary tale for school districts everywhere.

Perhaps there is, finally, after years of inaction and obstruction by management and the players, some reason for hope.

But after 20 years of inaction, the chances that they will lead to effective change are small.

At COP21, we are playing catch up, after over 20 years of inaction.

Jay Carson drafted a response saying, "It's unfortunate that the Bush Administration's TV spin master is manufacturing excuses for North Korea's transgressions instead of looking at the last six years of inaction and the abandonment of diplomacy".