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Significados de inactiveness en inglés

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The state of being inactive.

inercia
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Examples for "inaction"
Examples for "inaction"
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Long months of inaction induced more thoughtfulness than soldiers' conditions usually allowed.
The white war: life and death on the italian front 1915-1919
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Congress has a long record of inaction on social matters including race.
Reuters
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And Stephen Charles says New Zealand's Government is complicit by its inaction.
Radio NZ
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Trudeau also blamed what he called inaction by the previous Conservative government.
Reuters
5
But German inaction may mean attempts to rescue the market drag on.
Reuters
1
Background: Physical inactivity and sedentary behaviour are major threats to population health.
Pubmed
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As such they are at increased risk of physical inactivity-related health consequences.
Pubmed
3
There are too many demands on government after years of state inactivity.
The Guardian
4
The global health burden due to physical inactivity is enormous and growing.
Pubmed
5
Background: Physical inactivity is a leading risk factor for noncommunicable disease worldwide.
Pubmed
1
Any candidate representing inertia would simply not survive politically here, he said.
The Irish Times
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In this case we say that the moment of inertia is larger.
The Physics of Superheroes
3
The problem with them, as I indicated at the beginning, was inertia.
A journey: my political life
4
What auto-enrolment does is get our natural inertia working in our favour.
The Irish Times
5
Surely circumstance consists largely in the inertia, the impenetrability of the destroyers.
The Daughters of Danaus
Translations for inactiveness
portugués
inércia
español
inercia