Definition of Inertia
the tendency to continue being motionless or inactive
Examples of Inertia in a sentence
The legislatorsβ inertia has allowed the budget extension to expire before a solution can be put in place. π
Because of the patientβs inertia and failure to complete physical therapy, the ankle injury has worsened. π
The inertia of the police force allowed the murder suspect to easily slip out of the country. π
After a large meal, inertia usually keeps me on the couch all day. π
The cityβs inertia against emergency preparedness allowed a hurricane to destroy most of the metropolitan area. π
While April says she wants to become a famous movie star, her inertia prevents her from taking acting classes to pursue her goal. π
Jimβs inertia and his passion for strong liquor are two of the reasons he still lives with his parents at the age of forty-five. π
Because of a large amount of red tape, the justice department is held hostage by its inertia that prevents it from extraditing the killer. π
Hopefully a cup of hot coffee will override my inertia and allow me to get out of bed. π
Until the city council moves past its inertia and approves more funds for public safety, our small town will only have four police officers. π
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