(1) So is it just an unwillingness on the part of an inert legal community in this country that the jury system has not been adequately researched?

(2) U251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510We're looking for people who in 15 minutes can make an inert audience move,u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb explains Jonny Rocket, who, with his wife Lisa, has organised the free event.

(3) Intramolecular forces in the chlorobenzene backbone of the polymer create a strong film that is chemically inert to acid, base, and ketone exposure.

(4) Precious metals are elements that are rare in the Earth's crust, are attractive to look at, and are chemically quite inert .

(5) Fluorine is so reactive that it forms compounds with the noble gases, which were thought to be chemically inert .

(6) Bromine even reacts with relatively inert elements such as platinum and palladium.

(7) Since argon is chemically inert , there is no tissue carbonization.

(8) Furthermore, the rapid expansion of cold gases forced hot, oxygenated air from the waste pile and replaced it with chemically inert nitrogen and carbon dioxide.

(9) Two hours later, we watched through glass as her inert body was wheeled into the intensive care recovery.

(10) Another man strode by with the inert body of a young child in his arms.

(11) Normally it is said that gold has no biochemical purpose, because it is chemically inert .

(12) Our political parties are inert , and that's the reason behind the emergence of the radical groups which are filling in the political vacuum.

(13) The nitrogen we breathe is chemically inert and takes no part in the chemical or metabolic reactions in the body.

(14) Neon is the second element in Group 18 of the periodic table, a group of elements known as the inert or noble gases.

(15) If some of the components of this system chemically react with each other then the inert substance dispersing the reactants is the inert solvent.

(16) Yet post-modern politics is remarkably inert in the face of the challenge of constructing a new kind of state.

(17) Niobium is a relatively inert element, although it does react with oxygen and concentrated acids at high temperatures.

(18) Gases that reach the stratosphere can remain there for many years, particularly if they are chemically inert .

(19) Because it is chemically inert , helium was not identified on Earth until some time later, in 1895.

(20) Airborne CFCs, which were relatively inert near Earth's surface, were being decomposed by sunlight in the upper atmosphere, releasing free chlorine atoms.