inaction造句

There are serious consequences to Japanese inaction.

The costs of inaction are too great.

Mr Tusk shrugs off all criticisms of inaction.

Oracle's actions and inaction have actually made this possible.

But Secretary Rice said that is no excuse for inaction.

The result is inaction and fear, conditions that make the stock market ripe for a crash.

By contrast, the biggest risk in the emerging world is inaction.

With this necessary catalyst to break down our inaction, the dance began.

Cancellation of the talks followed by military inaction would merely advertise what Nixon could not admit even to himself.

There’s no excuse for inaction. Now is the time for the United Nations Security Council to sanction the Syrian regime, and to stand with the Syrian people.

Mr. Ban said the cost of inaction would be "unacceptably high, " warning that over 100 million more people could slide into hunger.

Yet he's done this not to excuse inaction, but to remind the country that he cannot do everything he wants to do... just yet.

If you penalize employees more for failed action than for inaction, most employees will prefer to not take action rather than mess up.

Leo points to all sorts of things, from the quagmire of inaction to "feature creep" and suggests the Power of Less. And you know he's full of good ideas.

NO ONE can accuse Howard Schultz of inaction since he returned as chief executive of Starbucks, the firm he built into a multinational only to watch it stumble under his successor.

As Justices G.S. Singhvi and A.K. Ganguly said: "The sanctioning authority can say I am not inclined to give sanction. But we find the alleged inaction and silence troubling."