992 Sentences With "do nothing"

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I look at it this way: I can do nothing as well as they can do nothing. from CNN
"She's going to do nothing for African-Americans, she's going to do nothing for Hispanics," Trump added. from The Hill
And then maybe we could do nothing on the Saturday, and we could do nothing on the Sunday. from People
"She's going to do nothing for African Americans, she's going to do nothing for the Hispanics," he said. from Vice
Now the Do Nothing Party want to Do Nothing with the Articles & not deliver them to the Senate, but it's Senate's call! from The Hill
So they're saying, if we do nothing over the steel tariffs, if we do nothing, what's gonna come down the pike at us? from Vox
"I'm not willing to do nothing, and if that's the alternative, to do this or to do nothing, I'm for doing what we can," he said. from The Hill
There's a great deal of social science that shows that an individual is more likely to do nothing when there are others around who do nothing. from The New York Times
Ronda told TMZ Sports the sisters were a bunch of "untrustworthy bitches" and then called them "Do Nothing Bellas" (a twist on her famous "Do Nothing Bitches" line) on social media. from TMZ
He's almost 60 ... He can't do nothing to Khabib. from TMZ
Getting paid to do nothing — what's not to like? from The New York Times
We were careful, and pointing fingers would do nothing. ● from Buzzfeed News
" And so, he said, "Together we would do nothing. from The New York Times
They Resist, Blame, Complain and Obstruct - and do nothing. from CNN
"Do Nothing" Three Sloth Stationery Cards, available on Society6, $11.99Pair the sloth "Do Nothing" card with a few relaxing accessories (like face masks) to gift a well-deserved night off to a coworker. from Business Insider
According to Patel, our best bet is to do nothing. from Refinery 29
"We aren't going to sit and do nothing," he added. from Reuters
San Antonio could do nothing offensively in the third quarter. from Reuters
That earlier series' protagonist, Walter White, chose to do nothing. from Vox
I just think the space to do nothing is gone. from Reuters
Amid volatility, the default advice is often to do nothing. from CNBC
I couldn't think, I couldn't talk, I could do nothing. from People
At best, this would do nothing in the short term. from Economist
I didn't do nothing to deserve this kind of treatment. from Buzzfeed News
The Do Nothing Dems will lose many seats in 2020. from The Hill
Why 20 years ago did everyone know and do nothing? from People
Still, to do nothing about the problem reeks of defeatism. from The Verge
They smiled and shrugged and said they could do nothing. from The New York Times
It's difficult but important to do nothing if you can. from The New York Times
If you do nothing else, have a nice dinner together. from The Verge
She tries her best to do nothing during the day. from People
This is going to do nothing for me, I thought. from Refinery 29
Companies that opted to do nothing face no less pressure. from Economist
You use the language more than if you do nothing. from Vice
Do nothing, and trolls could help rip your country apart. from Mashable
But if we sit and do nothing, that's the worst. from Refinery 29
You could come over and we could just do nothing. from People
Then, they will do nothing about the actual bad behavior. from The Verge
Obama is not numb -- when you're numb you do nothing. from CNN
It's going to do nothing to prevent violence or crimes. from CNN
Court can do nothing to redress the state's alleged injury. from New Republic
Others do nothing but trade Bank of America all day. from CNBC
And it would likely do nothing for Amazon's bottom line. from The Verge
They didn't elect somebody to sit back and do nothing. from CNN
Yet such measures do nothing to resolve a fundamental tension. from Economist
" That's when Conor chimed in ... "Twitter bitch you'll do nothing. from TMZ
It would be easy to sit here and do nothing. from People
Sit for a moment and do nothing more than think. from CNN
"They could not fold hands and do nothing," he said. from CNN
We used to hang out in McDonald's and do nothing. from Vice
The latest revelations will do nothing to change those perceptions. from Economist
If we do nothing, then we are all to blame. from CNN
Critics say the deal will do nothing to reduce immigration. from Reuters
The only failure would be to do nothing at all. from Vox
To do nothing is unconscionable, especially in an election year. from The Verge
Go put a cape on him but do nothing else. from New Yorker
"If we do nothing, the debt will explode," said Rep. from CNN
There were no records because they do nothing about it. from The Hill
A brutal crime takes place; onlookers shrug and do nothing. from The New York Times
Even worse, they do nothing to advance the common good. from CNBC
I love you and you can't do nothing about it. from People
But LSU's offense could do nothing against the Alabama defense. from Reuters
A wall will do nothing to prevent these legal entries. from The Hill
Her silence would do nothing to stop his boundless imagination. from New Yorker
"We will do nothing that goes against freedoms," he declared. from New Yorker
Monday's indictment will do nothing to improve the mood music. from CNN
The Democrats have become known as THE DO NOTHING PARTY! from The Hill
He knew he couldn't stay at home and do nothing. from CNN
Passing the tax package would do nothing for these families. from New Republic
Shelters do nothing to alleviate any of them, he said. from Vice
Unfortunately, clothes do nothing at all to monitor alcohol consumption. from Vice
I cannot do nothing to give that back to you. from CNN
Why is it that we can't just do nothing anymore? from The New York Times
Price wars do nothing to increase the world's productive capacity. from Vox
"It would do nothing but make me cry," she states. from Vice
But employers who do nothing could also face enforcement actions. from The New York Times
I can do nothing to hold them in this world. from The New York Times
"They don't do nothing," Councilman Rubén Díaz Sr. told Politico. from The New York Times
In some cases, the best response is to do nothing. from The New York Times
"I do nothing with purpose," Mr. Kets de Vries said. from The New York Times
Someone to wear a rented dress and do nothing else? from The New York Times
They believe that uncertainty is an excuse to do nothing. from Vice
And it is intended to do nothing but divide people. from The New York Times
You can't just stay in the cottage and do nothing. from The New York Times
If we do nothing, we know exactly what will happen. from The New York Times
"I didn't do nothing wrong," he said at the time. from The New York Times
One, do nothing and leave the "big wink" in place. from The Hill
Sending additional foreign aid will do nothing to change that. from The Hill
"We cannot stand around and do nothing," Mr. Day said. from The New York Times
With fledgling birds, most of the time, you do nothing. from The New York Times
They were told the crew could do nothing to help. from The New York Times
His mantra is "If you do nothing, nothing will change." from New Yorker
This approach will do nothing to make our neighborhoods safer. from The Hill
To do nothing would be the riskiest move of all. from CNN
This is the real story behind the Do Nothing Democrats! from The Hill
We're not going to sit back and do nothing anymore. from The Hill
Change the way other things in your life do nothing. from The New York Times
If you do nothing, are you essentially greenlighting more attacks? from CNBC
The Do Nothing Democrats should finally go back to work! from CNN
Life is hard for me here because I do nothing. from The New York Times
That is what is in jeopardy if we do nothing. from The New York Times
Who in the administration is going to do nothing now? from The New York Times
They do nothing to raise the nation's economic growth rate. from The New York Times
Or just do nothing at all, like take a nap. from The New York Times
If we do nothing, we know exactly what will happen. from Vox
Or folks who do nothing in technology at all, right? from Vox
Work requirements do nothing to lift them out of poverty. from Vox
Take Britain, their steel industry is in a lot of pain right now, and the idea that Prime Minister Theresa May can do nothing or will do nothing in response to this is just fanciful. from Fox News
Cooper told CNN that this year his campaign slogan is "I can do nothing as well as they can do nothing," his running mate is Tom Hanks (without Hanks' knowledge) and his platform is nonexistent. from CNN
I've done favors for people that can do nothing for me. from People
Why did Obama do NOTHING when he had info before election? from The Verge
I could sit back like everybody else and do nothing. Right. from Vox
And hed better live, because he didn't do nothing to them. from Vice News
"It's a risky course of action to do nothing," he added. from CNBC
I do nothing in the form of playing Words with Friends. from Wired
" A few things here: First, the Obama administration didn't do "nothing. from CNN
The new energy secretary will do nothing to constrain their exploration. from CNN
"Obviously we can and would do nothing without you!" he wrote. from Buzzfeed News
Shuman could do nothing to forge more reason in the machine. from Vice
I think if you don't follow a quota, you do nothing. from The Verge
Tyrion certainly has a plausible motivation for his "do nothing" stance. from The Verge
I don't want to sit down, lay down and do nothing. from People
"All the effects are worse if we do nothing," noted Willis. from Mashable
They say the Kenyan police seem to do nothing about it. from Vice
A third is that bystanders do nothing to stop it happening. from Economist
Without a bill, federal agencies will be able to do nothing. from CNBC
The Cowboys were faced with a dilemma: respond or do nothing. from Refinery 29
Do you do nothing at all and watch five people die? from Gizmodo
Does that mean we should sit by idly and do nothing? from CNN
But, as Oliver says, that doesn't mean we should do nothing. from Mashable
I can't sit by and do nothing as our country disintegrates. from CNN
But, when we go inside the cage, he don't do nothing. from TMZ
"It would do nothing for 85033 percent of Americans," she said. from The Hill
You can cut right on it and you'll do nothing to. from People
Just because it's hard cannot become an excuse to do nothing. from CNN
"Right now, you do nothing or you escalate," the officer said. from Reuters
They said Maduro's measure will do nothing to improve product supply. from Reuters
These choices do nothing to get you across the finish line. from CNBC
Ben and the boys appear to do nothing but uplift her. from Vice
Want to follow some pandas around and watch them do nothing? from Mashable
It will do nothing for cash-strapped cities like Flint, Mich. from The Hill
Why do we continue to do nothing to prevent these tragedies? from The Hill
They chase people off and then do nothing for the site. from Reuters
You may fail to envision what you want, and do nothing. from The New York Times
They do nothing for fashion and nothing to keep you warm. from People
Juncker's comments do nothing to ease tensions with the Trump administration. from The Hill
After the bathroom you do nothing before you go to her. from The New York Times
Evil people prosper when good people stand by and do nothing. from The Hill
They, like a lot of others, do nothing for our country. from The Hill
The first is the "let's do nothing about gun regulation" response. from The New York Times
But our children cannot afford to wait while we do nothing. from The Hill
The counties do nothing to accommodate the poor, and nothing changes. from The New York Times
But a matching fund program will do nothing to address this. from The Hill
NY: Above all, you have to allow yourself to do nothing. from Business Insider
They ain't going to do nothing but take that baby, too. from New Yorker
Better to do nothing loudly, then, and make sure you're reelected. from Vice
Yet they chose to do nothing until it was too late. from New Republic
They do nothing to change the equation in that malignant conflict. from CNN
Trump's taunts will do nothing to bring wavering Republicans on board. from The Hill
I wanted to do nothing and everything at the same time. from Vice
" What not to say: "Have you seen People Just Do Nothing? from Vice
But tariffs do nothing to improve this efficient allocation of labor. from The New York Times
After all, a "do nothing government" is at least doing nothing. from Vox
I put them in a glass, with ice, and do nothing. from The New York Times
"The do-nothing Democrats," Trump told the crowd in Battle Creek. from The Hill
Offensively, the Mets could do nothing to buoy their beleaguered starter. from The New York Times
I don't do nothing that I'm not proud of speaking of. from People
It will cut taxes but do nothing to pay for them. from The Hill
Or Mr. Trump could do nothing, leaving the order in place. from The New York Times
It would do nothing to reduce imports of foreign crude oil. from The New York Times
The pH is almost neutral, so it literally will do nothing. from Washington Post
Dismissing the case now would do nothing to support that claim. from Buzzfeed News
He'd rather do nothing than do something that's not quite right. from The New York Times
We can all expect Republicans in the Senate to do nothing. from The Hill
Elimination of this program would do nothing to bolster immigration enforcement. from The Hill
The provisions do nothing, however, to restrict gun sales or ownership. from The Hill
We say we're against racism, yet we do nothing about it. from The New York Times
Who was in the meetings when he decided to do nothing? from The Hill
There are several reasons Congress should pursue a "do nothing" approach. from The Hill
Some sanctions experts suggest he will do nothing, at least initially. from The New York Times
Start with 200 workers paid $63,000 a day — to do nothing. from The New York Times
Responding that you'd do nothing differently is clearly the wrong answer. from Business Insider
Justice Department prosecutors can do nothing to dictate the sentence. Nothing. from The Hill
He said it "may be" better to do nothing at all. from Politico
Look, by now you probably know about People Just Do Nothing. from Vice
I'm going to retire and go do nothing at some point. from Vice
Not doing nothing in the sense of how you do nothing a Sunday afternoon, idly flipping between Instagram and Twitter on your phone, or in the sense of how you do nothing while standing in line at the grocery store, listening to music on your phone, or in the sense of how you do nothing when you just unplug and read a book. from Vice
Draining resources by meddling in global squabbles will do nothing for America. from CNBC
He could sit around and do nothing because he's fucking Paul McCartney. from Vice
That's not to say that the non-licensing measures would do nothing. from Vox
People will do nothing even if they see somebody is being shot. from CNN
You got these jails, and you can't do nothing, can't control nobody. from Vice
Yet TBS has indicated it will do nothing beyond accepting Bee's apology. from Fox News
"They said that if I do nothing, Harvey would walk," Evans added. from People
Amid stock market volatility, the default advice is often to do nothing. from CNBC
Unfortunately, Limbaugh has used his bully pulpit to do nothing but bully. from The Hill
I would never do nothing to hurt this city or its citizens. from CNN
The problem is that you can't have the control group do nothing. from Vox
You are my favorite person in the world to do nothing with. from People
Or the region can do nothing, and another kingpin will come along. from CNN
In fact sometimes the court's role is the opposite: to do nothing. from CNN
"They do nothing; they just talk," laments Pochaki, a manager in Jakarta. from Economist
"Being small, cute is going to do nothing," he said last year. from Reuters
WELL, WHAT DOES THAT MEAN THAT HE SAYS DO NOTHING AT ALL? from CNBC
But the stocks, unlike the products, will do nothing to help stress. from Economist
"They will tell you you can do nothing," it says in Catalan. from TechCrunch
"They do NOTHING for us with North Korea, just talk," Trump declared. from CNN
We can't continue to do nothing and we can't ban all guns. from People
I know what is happening but can do nothing to stop it. from People
We do nothing but slowly circle in search of an empty space. from Mashable
"When in doubt, do nothing," she says about tats you may regret. from Refinery 29
She doesn't do nothing with her kids, she's just waking up singing?! from TMZ
So you can expect them to play it safe and do nothing. from CNN
The others, right now, are too big, and do nothing for me. from Refinery 29
These laws place restrictions on clinics that do nothing to protect patients. from Vox
Most oil companies and Texas politicians see nothing, say nothing, do nothing. from CNN
"If you try everything all at once, you'll do nothing," he said. from The New York Times
To do nothing in the wake of this great tragedy is unacceptable. from CNN
Maybe it would be easier to do nothing and let it slide. from The New York Times
The other option was to do nothing and hope for the best. from The Hill
He intends to do nothing about the scourge of firearms in America. from The New York Times
That doesn't mean that Congress and the federal government should do nothing. from The Hill
Recommendations: Lauren recommends the book How to Do Nothing by Jenny Odell. from Wired
Ofelia continues to do nothing and serve no purpose in the story. from The New York Times
It is not just that they do nothing to curb drug use. from The Hill
"It's not the right thing to do nothing," Reid told USA Today. from The Hill
The idea that uncertainty means we should do nothing is completely illogical. from The Hill
"That will do nothing to hurt ebullient global risk appetite," said Ruskin. from Reuters
Members b---- about lines but do nothing to speed up the process. from Business Insider
Most importantly, I'm going to do nothing and leave my money alone. from Business Insider
What's more, the black paint would do nothing to cover radio waves. from Business Insider
If we do nothing right now, it's never going to get fixed. from CNN
"We just sit back and do nothing," Trump said earlier this month. from Reuters
If we do nothing right now it's never going to get fixed. from The Hill
For reference, existing methods do nothing like this, and are tremendously costly. from TechCrunch
You didn't fix nothing, you didn't change nothing, you didn't do nothing. from Vice
For the most part, Sunday is our collective day to do nothing. from Vice
As a result, the local people say, 'It's better to do nothing. from New Yorker
But still, he clings to uncertainty as a reason to do nothing. from The New York Times
Why would the team do nothing beyond two trades earlier in July? from The New York Times
That mentality of all or nothing is what makes us do nothing. from Vice
Also, they want to do nothing on DACA, R's want to fix! from Reuters
Others said promotional cups would do nothing to address anti-LGBT+ discrimination. from Reuters
But they let their kids get treated like that and do nothing? from The New York Times
I could do nothing but listen to the howling of his wife. from Vice
Or do you do nothing, and passively let the five others die? from Wired
Quit talking sht if you ain't gon' do nothing* about it. from TMZ
I'd probably sleep till noon everyday, and do nothing but the necessities. from The New York Times
"She thinks I do nothing now," Rinaudo joked to his live viewers. from Wired
Repealing the individual mandate would increase premiums and do nothing about deductibles. from The New York Times
"SUCH ATROCIOUS LIES BY THE RADICAL LEFT, DO NOTHING DEMOCRATS," he wrote. from The Hill
But those changes will likely do nothing to bring moderates on board. from The Hill
For five minutes, I finally managed to do nothing more than that. from The New York Times
It is possible that he will decide to do nothing at all. from Reuters
I stare at my fish tank and just kind of do nothing. from The New York Times
But for some people it doesn't take a crowd to do nothing. from The New York Times
The Radical Left, Do Nothing Democrats have become the Party of Hate. from Washington Post
Lindsey should focus on ... the do-nothing Democrats, as I call them. from Buzzfeed News
This would do nothing but hurt scientific progress and the American people. from The Hill
Trolls do nothing but take advantage of loopholes in our patent system. from The Hill
"You cannot watch a crime and do nothing about it," he said. from The New York Times
You will feel worse in the long run if you do nothing. from The New York Times
"The Radical Left, Do Nothing Democrats have gone CRAZY," Mr. Trump tweeted. from The New York Times
Gender-masking tools do nothing to address the culture of a company. from The New York Times
People do nothing but think about health care costs in this country. from Vox
KS: Just go to town and do nothing on that Apple Watch. from Vox
Many of the women of the colony have chosen to do nothing. from Vox
What follows is exactly what a friend should do, nothing more, nothing less. from Refinery 29
He got personally involved, and he didn&apost stand back and do nothing. from Fox News
Second, if we do nothing to address this problem, likely outcomes are bad. from CNBC
The exercises also upset China, which says they do nothing to ease tension. from Reuters
On the same day, House Republicans decided to do nothing on another front. from Vox
Even so, it is becoming harder for UK rate-setters to do nothing. from Reuters
If they leave the voting booth and do nothing, they'll remain registered Democrats. from The Hill
So flat out you do nothing, you go online it's $179 a year. from Vox
"You have to be a little naïve, otherwise you do nothing," he said. from The New York Times
First, there is the status quo (do nothing, leave the ACA in place). from Vox
"For one and a half years I had to do nothing," he recalls. from Economist
Or maybe it will be Donald Trump, and he'll decide to do nothing. from Vox
Change can be terrifying, but we know what happens if we do nothing. from TechCrunch
So they do everything, all the time, which really means they do nothing. from TechCrunch
That will do nothing for Britons priced out of the housing market entirely. from Economist
Others called parents who could do nothing to breach the fire separating them. from Economist
Amid troubles in the market, the most common advice is to do nothing. from CNBC
Watch: Do nothing for now with Apple, says #1 Apple analyst Toni Sacconaghi from CNBC
It is disgusting how many times this has happened and Republicans do nothing. from People
Democrats have already started calling out their Republican counterparts as do-nothing obstructionists. from CNN
But sticking to an existing investment strategy doesn't mean you should do nothing. from CNBC
It ain't going to do nothing but make us better, make us stronger. from TMZ
He could accept them, choose to implement something else entirely, or do nothing. from Reuters
I will do nothing but continue to make her proud❤️😇 pic.twitter. from People
Ryan's idea about vouchers and cuts will do nothing to curb costs either. from The Hill
For months, Takala would show up at her job and literally do nothing. from Hyperallergic
But I ask you: how can we just stand by and do nothing? from Vox
To arrive at this future, most of us simply have to do nothing. from Vice
"We both know this will do nothing but burnish your reputation," she says. from Vox
Huge crowds of angry sign-waving people do nothing to help presidential poll from New Republic
We can either, as [Guerrilla character] Jas says, say something or do nothing. from Vox
It's going to get worse if you leave and if you do nothing. from The Hill
"Those who do nothing are inviting shame as well as violence," he warned. from CNN
We do nothing about the national debt, global warming or gerrymandered political districts. from The Hill
If we do nothing about it, it's long-term real damage to America. from The Hill
It's hard to look at Liberia's educational system and say: Do nothing new. from The New York Times
Furthermore, the sanctions do nothing to close Venezuela's alternative sources of liquidity—i.e. from CNBC
In Paper Mario 64, there's a yellow block which appears to do nothing. from Gizmodo
"We do nothing in the homeland to stop this radicalization from within," Rep. from The Hill
Even worse, this temporary incentive would do nothing to boost long-run growth. from The Hill
A temporary corporate rate cut would do nothing to boost long-run growth. from The Hill
Second, eliminating earnings guidance or commentary would do nothing to eliminate short-termism. from CNBC
"If you do nothing to nurture that goodwill, it's a waste," said Friedman. from Reuters
Let's make one thing clear: You are not being paid to do nothing. from The New York Times
But I ask you: How can we just stand by and do nothing? from The New York Times
I, too, would like to stay home and do nothing for a day. from The New York Times
Or we could do nothing at all, but I was game to try. from New Republic
If we do nothing, we'll lose trillions of dollars without ever breaking ground. from The Hill
His opponent, Josh Harder, called him "Do-Nothing Denham" in a statement Monday. from CNN
"We were so angry that we could do nothing about it," Suchanow said. from New Yorker
Some of these options include: Do nothing; appeasement; military intervention; and diplomatic action. from The Hill
If elected officials do nothing, thousands of young people will vote against them. from Vice
And that will do nothing to benefit the public's health, or their agency. from Vice
Another massive data breach is coming soon, but only if we do nothing. from TechCrunch
She continued to say nothing and do nothing, and she was still stiff. from Vox
Some of the best stocks in the industry require investors to do nothing. from CNBC
Sometimes they can do nothing for ages, racking up small gains over time. from CNBC
If not, do-nothing hardliners in Congress will be the death of it. from CNN
The bottom line is that companies can no longer afford to do nothing. from The Hill
You'll rightly feel terrible if you do nothing further and the worst happens. from The New York Times
Do nothing, and the suggested program's trailer will play to induce you further. from The New York Times
The momentum had shifted, and the Nittany Lions could do nothing about it. from The New York Times
When you don't know, do nothing"Hit pause for a bit," he said. from Business Insider
But the bigger problem is that Congress continues to do nothing at all. from Wired
But for the ECB to stand back and do nothing would be irresponsible. from Economist
The Case for Doing Nothing Stop being so busy, and just do nothing. from The New York Times
An officer on a military hotline for complaints said he could do nothing. from The New York Times
Everyone (correctly) takes it as a given that Republicans will do nothing. Why? from The New York Times
The Do Nothing Democrats, Pelosi and Schumer stormed out of the Cabinet Room! from People
Four more years of fruitless partisan squabbling will do nothing to restore trust. from Vox
" Cruz added ... "I think he didn't do nothing wrong ... I think he's good. from TMZ
The president has shown us exactly what happens when good people do nothing. from The New York Times
JEB HENSARLING: Well, number one-- never underestimate the Senate's capacity to do nothing. from CNBC
She had two options: report her assault to the police or do nothing. from Buzzfeed News
What is not acceptable is to do nothing in the face of uncertainty. from The New York Times
If we do nothing about it now, the vicious cycle will continue indefinitely. from CNN
Similarly when your appliances do nothing, they are often still burning fossil fuels. from The New York Times
And it would do nothing to combat discrimination against Palestinian citizens of Israel. from The New York Times
The Economist: One of the points that Graeber makes is that people with "bullshit jobs," who essentially get paid to do nothing, is that while you might think that they would be happy because being paid to do nothing seems utopian. from Economist
"To just do nothing, to continue to do nothing, day after day, week after week, year after year, in the face of things that we really all know are terrible tragedies, that we can do something about," Ms. Stewart-Cousins said. from The New York Times
That would do nothing to help the government balance its own budget, he said. from The New York Times
Some counties do nothing with the data; some use it to hold educators accountable. from Economist
Amid volatility in the stock market, the default advice is often to do nothing. from CNBC
Is there nothing else you want to do, nothing else you want to see? from Refinery 29
I don't like exercise; I love to eat and sit around and do nothing. from Refinery 29
But the former President became agitated and said no he would do nothing differently. from Fox News
But we still leave her a lot of time to do nothing much outside. from Fox News
For his opponents, and even skeptics on the fence, the speech will do nothing. from CNN
This machine takes almost five minutes to do nothing but dispense a sticky strip. from Gizmodo
Such a cape would do nothing but generate drag, and thus slow Superman down. from Gizmodo
We can continue to do nothing and hope our problems will work themselves out. from CNN
Let's fight for our values Bad things do happen when good people do nothing. from CNN
If they do nothing, their names eventually fall off the list of registered voters. from Fox News
Critics say the concession achieved by Cameron will do nothing to reduce the numbers. from Reuters
If the Fed were to do nothing, right, we would basically be tightening policy. from CNBC
Delays -- and courts do nothing better than delay -- would seem to benefit the President. from CNN
She can do nothing at all and just keep the cash in the bank. from Business Insider
" The man identified by the TV station as Hill adds, "I didn't do nothing. from Reuters
Rebecca and Jack agree to "never do nothing again" because they both missed celebrating. from Refinery 29
Yet a strict voter ID law would do nothing to prevent that wrongful activity. from CNN
For now, it is likely to do nothing—and the growth will go on. from Economist
"If we do nothing here, the president is going to be emboldened," Cummings said. from Vox
That followed President Trump's blunt retort that Seoul could "do nothing" without Washington's approval. from CNBC
"On my perfect day, I'd do nothing — absolutely nothing — on social media," she said. from Refinery 29
This does not mean that the EU will do nothing to help Mrs May. from Economist
Everyone loves the Gorilla Channel, a channel in which gorillas do nothing but fight! from Vox
He pushed the event back to 2, so I have time to do…nothing. from Refinery 29
I'm sick of seeing things on Twitter and feeling like I can do nothing. from Refinery 29
They can't stay at home and do nothing they have to live their lives. from Vice
Of course, what's appropriate will be much debated, but we can't just do nothing. from CNN
Facts First: It is false that Democrats want to "do nothing about" human trafficking. from CNN
"If we do nothing, we face a crisis for biodiversity and people," she said. from CNN
This was a software problem, and we, the moderators, could do nothing about it. from Vice
"This government, with this program, will do nothing to attack the euro," Bagnai said. from Reuters
They also claimed the designation would do nothing to help conserve the polar bear. from The Hill
If they do nothing, there will be selling, so why not get out ahead? from CNBC
And President Trump's proposed wall would do nothing to stop a situation like that. from Gizmodo
And there's a bunch of do-nothing ass white folks sitting around today stunned. from Refinery 29
As far as markets are concerned, the do-nothing option is far less preferable. from CNBC
You say you're being constantly snapped at, you feel you can do nothing right. from Refinery 29
Best for the bankers to do nothing, and hope that the situation somehow improves. from Economist
A chorus of experts has been calling for the United States to do nothing. from Reuters
It's a time of action, not a time to sit back and do nothing. from The Hill
But instead of taking a stand, they worked to find reasons to do nothing. from CNN
Others argue the decision will do nothing to halt the league's sliding TV ratings. from CNN
"It's often used as a not very eloquent excuse to do nothing," she said. from New Yorker
The resolutions do nothing to stop states from experimenting with these new retirement plans. from The Hill
She planted climbing roses, for example, that seemed to do nothing for two years. from Business Insider
"It's much easier to do nothing than to make a bold investment," said Flowers. from CNN
The consequences will be drastic if the United States and other countries do nothing. from The New York Times
As Congress continues to do nothing, it lets a massive economic opportunity slip away. from The Hill
All I want to do is stay home and do nothing for a day. from The New York Times
This is why the best policy is to do nothing — unless Iranians target Americans. from The Hill
Most of this bill will do nothing to improve employment opportunities for young adults. from The Hill
If we do nothing today, tomorrow all the area will be a failed state. from The New York Times
"If we do nothing, we will end 2019 with upwards of 150+," he said. from The Hill
Here's how much it will cost America to do nothing about the climate crisis. from New Republic
It's unclear if Abbott, a Republican, will accept or reject it or do nothing. from Business Insider
And so, it argued, we should do nothing more to improve fuel efficiency. Literally. from The Hill
If they do nothing, they're inviting a repeat against other of their nuclear facilities. from Vice
When there are problems in their immigration status, a stateless person can do nothing. from Vice
Trump's proposed immigration policies would do nothing to address terrorists' ability to reach Americans. from CNN
If they do nothing to replenish their reserves, they will last for 10 years. from CNBC
I could do nothing more than keep my head down and shrug it off. from The New York Times
But sometimes, Lucas said, the key is knowing when to do nothing at all. from The New York Times
Wojciech Jaruzelski or Prime Minister P.W. Botha was to remain quiet and do nothing? from The New York Times
We both work stupid hours and random rosters, so its good to do nothing! from Refinery 29
So let me offer Mr. Trump some unsolicited advice: Keep quiet and do nothing. from The New York Times
But in the meantime, he could do nothing to further the cause of dialogue. from The New York Times
However, your personal action leaves you sort of satisfied that you didn't do nothing. from Vice
They give cover to politicians who offer thoughts and prayers and then do nothing. from The New York Times
And tragedy after tragedy, we do nothing as a nation to prevent gun violence. from CNN
Yet the new universal system will do nothing to curb overall spending on pensions. from Economist
"This is when I'm going to do nothing but embarrass myself," Mr. Parker said. from The New York Times
And yet a treatment that works for one will do nothing for the other. from The New York Times
I believe that I can do nothing without a community of people around me. from The New York Times
If you just sleep in and do nothing, our program doesn't meet your need. from CNN
" He added, "Likewise their incompetent Do Nothing Democrat comrades are all talk, no action. from The New York Times
They could do nothing, they said, since they had not witnessed any violence themselves. from The New York Times
"I can't stand by and do nothing," Mr. Best said, according to the newspaper. from The New York Times
I do nothing in the morning, but manage to lose two hours on Twitter. from Refinery 29
Occasional statements that do nothing to repudiate Donald Trump's words and actions are spineless. from The Hill
If they do nothing, it will make their talk of shareholder power look cheap. from The New York Times
And I would do nothing that would increase the odds of him sticking around. from The Hill
If they can do nothing more than confuse an issue, they've accomplished their mission. from The Hill
Because once you do, nothing will be able to stop you from having it. from CNBC
Impeachment supporters would respond to this by asking, well, what should we do, nothing? from Vox
And she does what a constitutional monarch ought to do: nothing, more or less. from New Republic
And in this case if you actively do nothing, people continually end up dead. from CNN
I couldn't just do nothing, though, so I took to the internet for research. from Vox
It totally snuck up on me, and I could do nothing to prevent it. from Vice
They do nothing to inspire those who already care and are primed for action. from Vox
Finally stop postponing that early morning Pilates class, or even better, do nothing at all. from Refinery 29
All too often we throw up our hands and complain that Congress can do nothing. from CNN
They aren't actually businesses, they are self-indulgent playthings that do nothing for no one. from TechCrunch
The House: Wait for the lawsuit to be decided and do nothing in the meantime. from Axios
Until Wu clears things up for all of us...we can do nothing but speculate. from Refinery 29
As the protesting unfolded, the collaborators could do nothing else but pick up a camera. from Vice
"If we do nothing, it has a tremendous impact on the 2018 elections," said Sen. from Vox
If we do nothing, I think it has a tremendous impact on the 20123 elections. from Vox
A state trooper was being attacked and he just couldn't stand by and do nothing. from CNN
She always thought I do nothing and that I went to put two wigs on. from People
It does not propose to raise energy prices and do nothing to help affected households. from Vox
It's the realization that the primary on Tuesday may do nothing to resolve the discord. from Politico
But "the goggles do nothing" (+1) to help us unsee "stupid, sexy Flanders's" (+1) butt. from Vice
In a tweet, Trump blamed the "Do Nothing Democrat/Fake News Anger" for his reversal. from CNN
The cooling measures in so many Chinese cities do nothing to tackle these structural issues. from Economist
But others may conclude that the president is a do-nothing blowhard in his turn. from Economist
Leaping towards the ball, scratching the headpiece, and barking do nothing to solve the problem. from Mashable
Whether you act or do nothing you're shaping the world we live in impacting others. from Refinery 29
But today's updates do nothing for users of its Mac, PC, Android, or web versions. from The Verge
If stocks and momentum don't diverge and they keep rising or falling, he'll do nothing. from CNBC
Instead, his government has a better solution: do nothing and let the bureaucracy shrink itself. from Economist
It will do nothing for the coal miners to whom Trump has so vigorously pandered. from Vox
She's that awesome friend who is happy to come over and do nothing with me. from Refinery 29
Agreeing on the form a referendum should take would do nothing to calm Brexit tensions. from Economist
In this case, she decided she wasn't going to sit at home and do nothing. from Vice News
Do you do nothing and guarantee one tragedy, or do something -- anything -- and create another? from CNN
I am committed to ensuring that I will do nothing to re-elect Donald Trump. from Axios
Eight respondents said it would do nothing and only six expected it would improve affordability. from Reuters
Likewise, Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador have taken our money for years, and do Nothing. from Vox
Rousey will costar with SNL alum Tina Fey in the upcoming comedy Do Nothing Bitches. from People
It's far better to do less than you hoped than to do nothing at all. from CNBC
This is one of the rare moments when we actually needed Congress to do nothing. from People
And yet it seems like the riskiest choice of all may be to do nothing. from New Republic
Nothing I ever do, nothing I ever feel, can sever me from my own history. from People
Summon responsible leadership Hate speech can spread like wildfire so long as leaders do nothing. from CNN
If you hit X or do nothing their tweets will remain collapsed in the future. from Vox
It seems like you could do nothing but Silicon Valley docs now for a while. from Vox
They had no warning, no time to prepare themselves, and could do nothing but react. from Vice
"There's no way I can sit on my ass and do nothing," she told Elle. from Refinery 29
Or it could do nothing, like when YouTube forced people to use their real name. from The Verge
"Would you sit and do nothing if someone found this tumor in you?" she asked. from New Yorker
For large portions, you're forced to do the unthinkable in a video game: do nothing. from Mashable
It involves having the Congress do nothing, which is something it appears to do well. from The Hill
I DON'T THINK ANYBODY EXPECTED THAT CHINA WOULD DO NOTHING IN RESPONSE TO OUR INITIATIVE. from CNBC
None of this is to say that generous gifts such as Apple's will do nothing. from The Hill
If foreigners break laws in China, we can't just do nothing and let them go. from The New York Times
Likewise, Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvado have taken our money for years, and do Nothing. from The Hill
Some lawmakers seem to think it's easier to get re-elected if they do nothing. from The Hill
"Some people see a dumpster fire and do nothing but watch the spectacle," Painter says. from The Hill
But they do nothing to reduce the total cost of health care in this country. from The New York Times
Without that scrutiny, the EPA could write an internal memo raising concerns, but do nothing. from The Hill
The "do nothing" strategy fails to consider that political reality is created rather than fixed. from The Hill
"In the United States, with $90,000 you can do nothing but here yes," said Rev. from CNN
"When there's uncertainty people tend to do nothing," said Elmendorf, a partner at Subject Matter. from The Hill
"When you look at the bottom line of their proposals, they essentially do nothing," Sen. from The Hill
Lead by example -- if you can do nothing else -- and he's not even doing that. from CNN
The president's plan, however, would do nothing to reverse the very threats it has identified. from The Hill
Hillary Clinton, a solid establishmentarian who's hated by Russia, would do nothing of the kind. from Vox
"Huge sectors of government do nothing but manage assets and execute contracts," the man said. from Vice
This doesn't, however, mean that we can, or should, do nothing about our CO2 emissions. from Vice
Per former Russia ambassador Michael McFaul, Putin "is taunting us, daring us to do nothing." from Axios
Trump's rhetoric in the wake of this attack will do nothing to change that timeline. from Vice
Millions of borrowers continue to do nothing, making higher monthly payments than they have to. from CNBC
"The Crazed, Do Nothing Democrats are turning Impeachment into a routine partisan weapon." he wrote. from Reuters
He called out Facebook, but Facebook made a conscious decision to do nothing about it. from Wired
Not to be confused with "watchful waiting," active surveillance is not a do-nothing approach. from The New York Times
It's troubling enough to watch Congress do nothing in the face of endless gun violence. from The New York Times
" "It would be very easy to hunker down, shut the estate ... and just do nothing. from CNN
If we do nothing, and let inaction govern our behavior, our common humanity will suffer. from The Hill
Hillary Clinton, a solid establishmentarian who's hated by Russia, would do nothing of the kind. from Vox
"It's like paying the banks to do nothing," Ms. Shelton said of the current practice. from The New York Times
"I loved his integrity," she said — the sheer purity of his drive to do nothing. from The New York Times
If you do nothing else but motor around in your car, you'll have a blast. from The New York Times
Many people labeled me as statistics to society ... 'You ain't gonna do nothing, you're bad. from TMZ
But Mr. Morrison's victory does not necessarily mean he will do nothing about greenhouse gases. from The New York Times
Either they decide on action no matter what or stick to a do-nothing approach. from CNBC
She never tried to change me or do nothing but enhance and strengthen my spirit. from The New York Times
They risk causing inflation to spike, and do nothing to reform the country's labor market. from CNN
The whole dismal effort will do nothing for serious efforts at xenografting pigs, not primates. from The Hill
And Congress, beholden to special interests, can pass foolish laws or do nothing at all. from The New York Times
Recent gaps and resignations at the State Department do nothing to make that task easier. from CNN
I don't know where she got that from, because I didn't do nothing to her. from People
The bus never comes, they don't pick up the garbage and the cops do nothing. from The New York Times
But with three members of his own party breaking away, Mr. Pence could do nothing. from The New York Times
"This will do nothing to address the underlying conflict-of-interest issues," Mr. Weissman said. from The New York Times
"But I could do nothing," he said, during an Orwellian press conference at the time. from The New York Times
More data is an excuse to do nothing but keep feeding us corporately sponsored disease. from The New York Times
"You report to Facebook, they do nothing," one of the researchers, Amalini De Sayrah, said. from The New York Times
We know what happens if we give up and do nothing: Things only get worse. from The New York Times
The good news is that, for most users, the metabolism drops will probably do nothing. from Vice
If lawmakers do nothing, Congress will have effectively ceded its war powers to the president. from Business Insider
At the time, SVG asked investors to do nothing until it had filed its results. from Reuters
Too many endure tests and treatments that increase suffering but do nothing to extend life. from The Hill
In the latest example, Trump on Sunday accused Democrats of being the "Do Nothing" party. from The Hill
Evil prevails when good people do nothing," said Runyan, holding a sign that read: "Impeach. from Reuters
The umpire said he was fully aware but could do nothing about what had transpired. from Reuters
"SUCH ATROCIOUS LIES BY THE RADICAL LEFT, DO NOTHING DEMOCRATS," he wrote five hours later. from Politico
Or they can do nothing and hope that the ensuing chaos accrues to their benefit. from The Hill
"SUCH ATROCIOUS LIES BY THE RADICAL LEFT, DO NOTHING DEMOCRATS," he said in one tweet. from The New York Times
Certainly, religious freedom in America means little if the faithful do nothing to defend it. from Vox
" Kristen can do nothing but get up and leave with her rosé, muttering, "I love you. from Refinery 29
"It was always what I wanted to do — nothing else even came close," she tells PEOPLE. from People
Squad could be the next teen sensation because it makes it easy to do nothing… together. from TechCrunch
This isn't the first review to find that most supplements do nothing to help heart health. from Gizmodo
Being embarrassed is embarrassing, but it's why most people do nothing and are sad about it. from Vice
"I realized very quickly I had to do nothing that would upset him," Suszek told FOX6. from Fox News
But this training also includes knowing when to do nothing, because resources need to be preserved. from CNN
Still, when push came to shove, Kimmel decided that he couldn't sit by and do nothing. from Vox
Nothing repopulates; forests don't grow back or expand, neither do farms, and grassland tiles do nothing. from The Verge
The main criticism is that individual product swaps do nothing to impact legislation and corporate responsibility. from Vox
"We'll do nothing fast and loose when it comes to the Russians," said the Israeli diplomat. from Reuters
Plus we've never had the chance to just do nothing together, and I'm a big fan. from Refinery 29
Her message should have rung loud and clear through the halls of our do-nothing Congress. from Mashable
"These claims do nothing to lessen our findings relating to the Russian government's involvement," he wrote. from CNBC
Some analysts hope that congress will do nothing now, leaving the problem to Mr Temer's successor. from Economist
To do nothing, especially when the patient was so young, seemed akin to murder to me. from The New York Times
Try as he might, his adorable little yaps do nothing to scare the wild cat away. from Mashable
Predicting Putin's specific move is a conundrum, but expecting him to do nothing is a fallacy. from CNBC
Emma, if you do nothing else on this list, please, please, please do this one. 12. from People
Both Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton expressly said they would do nothing of the sort. 28. from CNN
" He went on to tweet that, "they do NOTHING for us with North Korea, just talk. from CNN
The bill would do nothing to change the practice of searching the devices of foreign nationals. from Vice
"You can't just go to the bottom of the mountain and sit there and do nothing." from CNBC
"The least expensive thing to do is to do nothing, and many people do," McCrimmon said. from Vice
If I'm so not talented, if I do nothing, then how is my career my reality? from Mashable
"If they do nothing ... the forint could head towards 320," one Budapest-based currency dealer said. from CNBC
"I can't stand by and do nothing," Best said in a 2014 interview with The Oregonian. from CNN
You can follow Lady Miche on Twitter, and watch People Just Do Nothing on BBC iPlayer. from Vice
And should the police do nothing until, armed as they are, their true intention is revealed? from CNN
Yeah, People Just Do Nothing is best known for its portrayal of the pirate radio community. from Vice
If the public isn't aware and isn't concerned about those dangers, then governments will do nothing. from New Republic
It lets us turn our attention to an indiscriminate force that we can do nothing about. from CNN
There are also a lot of gadgets that cost a lot of money and do nothing. from Wired
And for all the economic pain, a carbon tax would do nothing to impact global temperatures. from The Hill
Or do you just want to leave here like we did in 2005 and do nothing? from The Hill
They do nothing except add more stress and anxiety to your life and jeopardize your relationships. from Business Insider
But just as NAFTA did not cause inequality, killing NAFTA would do nothing to address it. from The Hill
The key to getting to revenue fast is to do nothing else but seek it out. from Business Insider
Then, when provided with the chance to do nothing for a few minutes, we complain again. from The New York Times
New rules from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will do nothing to stop this maddening trend. from Business Insider
Unlike the "do nothing" Democratic leaders, our founders did not view impeachment as a catastrophic contingency. from The Hill
But the rule would do nothing to address these concerns and would disproportionately harm Pennsylvania consumers. from The Hill
I guess it is because acting on such impulses would do nothing to help their children. from The Hill
Or rather, he's making the same choice he's made for the past two years: Do nothing. from New Republic
Tools for a night off and the "Do Nothing" sloth card made by an independent artist from Business Insider
Despite what supporters of these laws might claim, the measures do nothing to make restrooms safer. from The New York Times
All the new malls may do nothing for the miserable fate of dissidents with democratic obsessions. from The New York Times
If we do nothing, the very fabric of our democracy will be put at grave risk. from The Hill
Even Republican voters have had enough of the do-nothing, obstructionist tactics of their current representatives. from The New York Times
Bailing out uneconomic power plants would do nothing to improve cyber security for the energy sector. from The Hill
Governor Jerry Brown announced he will deploy "up to 255 National Guard Troops" to do nothing. from Vox
And they counted on that––because it was Halloween, [the cops] couldn't do nothing to you. from Vice
If lawmakers do nothing, which is customary in these circumstances, the changes automatically will take effect. from Reuters
One candidate bragged that she "loved being on unemployment" because "you get paid to do nothing." from Business Insider
What will happen if we do nothing to manage future population growth and total resource use? from CNBC
More critically, it will do nothing to help stop firearms from getting into the wrong hands. from The Hill
The choice to do nothing is also aided by the lack of urgency the program instills. from The Hill
The cynical alternative is to do nothing and waste a generational opportunity to get this right. from The New York Times
The conservatives would do nothing to fix this, but would make the church a global pariah. from The New York Times
The nicknames are nauseating — Porchey and Bertie and the like for do-nothing viscounts and earls. from The New York Times
Is Congress really going to do nothing as a giant new industry takes root in America? from Vox
Of course, this would do nothing about any guns and ammunition he may already have amassed. from The New York Times
VC firms need to think about how these policies do nothing to protect founders from harm. from Wired
But they do nothing to tackle the criminal element that the Trump administration has so vilified. from Economist
Lots of well-meaning programs backfire, do nothing, or are worse than just giving people money. from Vox
You do nothing to address the very reasons you claim you're leaving in the first place. from Vox
A day later, I'm in sheer mental torment, lying on the couch trying to do nothing. from Vice
They bear witness to suffering people going through unimaginable pain, yet they do nothing about it. from The New York Times
When Mr. Trump drains language of its normal meaning, the law can do nothing about it. from The New York Times
Local officials who, as the outbreak worsened, appeared to be making every effort to do nothing. from The New York Times
"It is not the fault of Iowa, it is the Do Nothing Democrats fault," Trump tweeted. from Vox
Some claiming to do good for the climate may actually do nothing — or worse than nothing. from Vox
Montoya added: "Barr&aposs comments do nothing but reinforce an inexplicable devotion to a con man." from Business Insider
", "Do you ever just sit down and do nothing?" or "Do you ever have any fun? from CNBC
However, poorly executed analyses of R&D costs do nothing to make progress toward that goal. from The Hill
States are deciding whether to build their own, join the big federal solution or do nothing. from The Hill
Two years later, Heritage could do nothing to rescue Bush's Social Security privatization measure from defeat. from The New York Times
"To stand back and do nothing," said Harry, "would be contrary to everything we believe in." from People
Of course, they've also said nothing about the do-nothing brand of Republican leadership in Congress. from The Hill
That means a president who disagrees with his or her policies can do nothing about it. from The Hill
That gives the Fed good reason to do nothing after three rate cuts earlier this year. from CNN
Their misinformed arguments do nothing to promote a productive dialogue about our nation's affordable housing crisis. from The Hill
When subsidized foreign steel is dumped into our markets, threatening our factories, the politicians do nothing. from Politico
Social media allows ordinary Syrians to document their suffering for the world -- yet we do nothing. from CNN
But too often, people think the choice is either do nothing or call in the authorities. from CNN
"States like Oklahoma that sit on their hands and do nothing — that's not helping," he said. from The New York Times
Senate Republicans "keep saying they care about it, but then they do nothing," said progressive Rep. from Politico
But if he just says he's riding on a Boeing 747 the system will do nothing. from Reuters
I don't know how any of us can go to our constituents if we do nothing. from The Hill
Morneau acknowledged their concern and said it would be neither rational nor responsible to do nothing. from Reuters
Do nothing, and the deal likely stands, preserving a pact that Republicans have lambasted for years. from The Hill
BLM proposes to do nothing not only about leaks and most venting, but flaring as well. from The Hill
We're not going to watch any more people in this country get slaughtered and do nothing! from Politico
They do nothing to lift the country's economic growth — to create more cupcakes, as it were. from The New York Times
And Hillary Clinton is going to do nothing for the African-American worker, the Latino worker. from Vox
It's never like if I do nothing all day, I'll feel compelled to write a song. from Vice
But ING analysts said one rate hike would do nothing to salvage the lira or local bonds. from Reuters
One of the reasons I&aposm being tough is they do nothing for us at the border. from Fox News
And I do nothing with my skin now except wash my face when I take a shower. from Refinery 29
I think about all the girls who reported, only to have the adults around them do nothing. from Refinery 29
I do nothing in the form of making rows of colored blocks disappear in the game 1010! from Wired
I do nothing in the form of almost anything you can imagine except actually, literally, doing nothing. from Wired
But if you're going to do nothing and bitch about it, then nothing is going to happen. from Business Insider
"Investors are still frozen in the markets headlights and the default is to do nothing," he said. from Reuters
"The air in London is lethal and I will not stand by and do nothing," Khan said. from Reuters
At this point, he was convinced he should do nothing but read verses from the Holy Qur'an. from Vice
In response, McAdams' campaign manager told the paper Fudge is just another "do-nothing" member of Congress. from Buzzfeed News
Faced with the extraordinary public support for DACA recipients, the president might well decide to do nothing. from The New York Times
The performer is asked to define the three sections of the piece and then do nothing else. from Vice
Trump continued on Friday to rail against "do-nothing Democrats" for failing to pass the trade agreement. from Reuters
This alone would be harsh punishment for a man who grew up wanting to do nothing else. from The New York Times
One of the reasons I'm being tough is because they do nothing for us at the border. from Buzzfeed News
For example, some people do nothing by sitting on the investing sidelines or investing too conservatively. TheSimpleDollar. from CNBC
Backers of a ban say that such tours do "nothing but provide funds to a tyrannical regime". from Economist
A letter, apparently, that would make it painfully clear they intend to do nothing to stop him. from Gizmodo
He will have broad leeway to come up with his own alternative or do nothing at all. from Reuters
But they kind of did do nothing, because you've already done everything, and that shit didn't work. from Refinery 29
After I was beaten, I was shoved into the cell and forced to do nothing but think. from CNN
The Chinese will certainly sign trade agreements, but they will do nothing to change the Asian economy. from CNBC
While the ridges do nothing for grip the shape is great and fits easily into the palm. from Gizmodo
When a startup is acquired by a major company, the founders are sometimes relegated to do nothing. from Business Insider
"We don't actually want to do nothing; we just want to do something we love," he noted. from CNBC
They do "nothing for Togo", he says, adding that the Frenchman is too cosy with African presidents. from Economist
If we do nothing, expect three-quarters of species to disappear over the next century or two. from CNN
They would prefer doing nothing and they will probably do nothing for a long period of time. from CNBC
And then the show would be over, and I would do nothing, because I was so tired. from People
It may sound counterintuitive, but sometimes the best course of action is to do nothing at all. from CNBC
I could have chose to do nothing ignore everything and let the bank do what they do. from Gizmodo
You can cut them, burn them, and pull them out of the earth, and they do nothing. from The Verge
While their stories are tragic, they do nothing to demonstrate that there is an immigrant crime problem. from CNBC
Opponents had said the background check laws were not clear and would do nothing to stop criminals. from Reuters
Shortly thereafter, I was told that clear quartzes "do nothing" unless they are paired with another stone. from Vice
He was hooked on YouTube and video games, to the point where he could do nothing else. from Reuters
INGRAHAM: All I can say is they literally can do nothing right in the media&aposs eyes. from Fox News
"You are the do-nothing GOP lawmakers," Fox News' Sean Hannity railed on his show Tuesday night. from Buzzfeed News
We all know: he'll conclude he can do it again, and congress can do nothing about it. from The Hill
"The do-nothing Democrats know they can't beat him, so they had to impeach him," he added. from Politico
The Federal Election Commission is often mocked as a do-nothing agency, hopelessly split by partisan deadlock. from The Hill
And we're young and blessed to play this game, and you can't do nothing but have fun. from Reuters
He'd probably rotor do nothing else, and for us, it was just a great story to hover. from CNN
But their recent successes deepen the country's political paralysis and do nothing to alleviate its economic crisis. from Economist
If you're present as someone else destroys what's around you and you do nothing, you helped them. from Refinery 29
About 89% said they expect the central bank to do nothing, with roughly 4% predicting a hike. from CNBC
And it's unthinkable to me that we could know these stories and still choose to do nothing. from CNN
This lack of transparency will do nothing to increase public confidence that tax avoidance is being curbed. from Economist
This isn't the time to slack off, even though you really need some time to do nothing! from Vice
Americans are fed up with investigations and a "do nothing" Congress that can barely pass a budget. from The Hill
If we do nothing different, we will continue to fail to prepare students adequately for the world. from The Hill
To do nothing would look weak, but to intervene and drag the barrel away would look ridiculous. from Vice
I do nothing, I don't wear the pants and I'm not trying to act like I do. from Refinery 29
There's nothing like a relaxing trip where you do nothing but lie on a beach all day. from Refinery 29
But making pointless "commonsense" gun laws and politicizing every shooting will do nothing to help the situation. from The Hill
To do nothing, or, worse, to shield these operators from oversight, would be wrong, unfair and discriminatory. from The Hill
Yet when things go wrong, these social tombs do nothing to help people easily delete those memories. from The New York Times
Internet companies have many years of experience with voluntary privacy standards that do nothing to protect privacy. from The Hill
If we do nothing, Facebook will continue to allow conservatives to game the platform's attempts at responsiveness. from CNN
If we do nothing but point fingers, it is our own souls we should be worrying about. from The New York Times
But the Democratic fracturing over the Green New Deal ensures the GOP will continue to do nothing. from New Republic
Decades of academic research have shown that licensing requirements do nothing to improve market safety or quality. from The Hill
Even the most casual observers are not fooled and know the Republicans' plan is to do nothing. from The Hill
If Mr. Pence truly believes Mr. Trump will be a capable president, then he should do nothing. from The New York Times
You've heard this in fitness a lot of times, you can do nothing and get the benefits. from Wired
We must not ignore this challenge; it would be dangerous and irresponsible for Congress to do nothing. from The Hill
If we fail to act and choose to do nothing, children will continue to act in hate. from CNN
Do we want to actively do nothing or do we want to take action and be active? from Vice
I dream that my head catches fire and that the drivers see me, but they do nothing. from Vice
Celebrity bullies such as Gordon Ramsay do nothing to suppress the macho culture that exists in kitchens. from Vice
"[The bill] might sound noble, but it would do nothing to stop sex traffickers," the EFF writes. from TechCrunch
" The Foundation provided a followup comment, telling TechCrunch, "SESTA/FOSTA will do nothing to stop sex traffickers. from TechCrunch
But these people"—she waved down the hill toward the authorities—"do nothing for anyone but themselves. from New Yorker
In times of economic turmoil, the best guidance for most of us is to just do nothing. from Wired
Personal Health Not to be confused with "watchful waiting," active surveillance is not a do-nothing approach. from The New York Times
To stand by and do nothing is, as Lena Dunham so wonderfully puts it, "gags the victims". from The New York Times
Or did she do nothing wrong, and instead resigned to protect the Stedelijik from a media furor? from The New York Times
If we do nothing, outbreaks like Covid-19 will continue to occur, and likely accelerate in number. from CNN
We do nothing to maintain it, but it is a real pleasure for me to have it. from The New York Times
Right now, your rage is a simmering pot of despair that can do nothing but sink you. from The New York Times
PARIS — On her first four trips to the French Open, Johanna Konta could seemingly do nothing right. from The New York Times
Thousands of her fellow soldiers were "simply blown apart — we could do nothing for them," she recalled. from The New York Times
If you believe the Democrats are fundamentally incompetent, Ossoff's loss will do nothing to convince you otherwise. from Vice
He can do nothing and preside over the first sea mammal extinction in North America in decades. from The New York Times
"Blanket travel measures in their own right will do nothing to protect an individual state," he said. from CNBC
We went to the fields one month for a few days and we would do nothing else. from Business Insider
But it would do nothing to improve Ankara's domestic or international behavior and would probably worsen it. from The New York Times
I realized that as horrifying and commonplace and inevitable as mass shootings are, we cannot do nothing. from The New York Times
Certainly don't help us much on trade, but especially at the border, they do nothing for us. from The New York Times
He said the measure would deprive millions of health care and do nothing to lower insurance premiums. from The New York Times
It looks as if either way, the United States should do nothing to curb its own emissions. from The New York Times
In just two hours the Radical Left, Do Nothing Democrats have seen their phony case absolutely shredded. from The Hill
Such a disgrace that the Do Nothing Democrats are doing just as their name suggests, Doing Nothing! from The Hill
I couldn't do nothing and I had to take care of myself by staying by my bed. from The New York Times
He traveled to the capital Lilongwe to meet ministry officials, who told him they could do nothing. from Reuters
No one walked more than Matt Holliday, a player who is paid to do nothing but hit. from The New York Times
Ms. Buttu's proposal will do nothing to address that and will therefore not bring peace any closer. from The New York Times
" To reiterate: "Put yourself in a really questionable circumstance, an inappropriate circumstance, and then you do nothing. from Refinery 29
" He said current proposed legislation is not enough, but "to do nothing would be worst of all. from The Hill
Congress then has a following 60 days to either re-impose sanctions on Iran or do nothing. from CNBC
The first is to do nothing and let the SDF and other local forces sort them out. from The Hill
" As for the United States, Kennedy said, "the greatest danger of all would be to do nothing. from The New York Times
"It's in the ECB's interest to say and do nothing," said Pictet Wealth Management economist Frederik Ducrozet. from Reuters
Kinnel created diversified, static "do-nothing" portfolios to see how they'd stack up against typical investor returns. from CNBC
Companies carry the nefarious transfers, but the governments in Moscow and Beijing do nothing to curtail them. from The Hill
Most likely, the bureau wanted to do nothing that might risk revealing the identities of its informants. from The New York Times
The exception is Sunday, when I make it a rule to do nothing but read for pleasure. from The New York Times
The impeachment inquiry will therefore likely do nothing to damage Trump's reputation — at least among his supporters. from The Hill
The impeachment trial will do nothing to reset the course of our government in a positive manner. from The Hill
"It drives me crazy to have someone do nothing but open the door all day," she said. from The New York Times
"Even when this American move is insulting Muslims and Islam, they do nothing about it," he said. from The New York Times
He can tell his supporters that enough-is-enough with do-nothing Republicans and obstruction from Democrats. from The Hill
If u just turn off the TV right now and do nothing, you've just elected Donald Trump. from The Hill
As it mulls its next move, Washington should do nothing to discourage Maduro's dalliance with free enterprise. from The Hill
So critics like that expect us all to just join them in a huff and do nothing? from The New York Times
I felt powerless, like my body was betraying me and I could do nothing to stop it. from Vox
One option, of course, is to do nothing at all about a crush except to savor it. from The New York Times
He says his health care plan will insure everyone, when it will do nothing of the kind. from Vox
When you do nothing in the group project but you still get an A 😂 #GameOfThrones pic.twitter. from TMZ
And do nothing to close the $2000 trillion deficit Republicans created with their 22.6 corporate tax cuts. from Vox
Saudis largely agree that their system of bountiful benefits and do-nothing public-sector jobs needs to change. from Economist
That's what it does, so you don't hang around your hotel room or your house and do nothing. from The New York Times
Do nothing, and allow the very qualified Kristalina Georgieva, Kim's interim replacement, to stay in the role indefinitely. from Axios
The alternatives are to do nothing about inequality, or to introduce draconian taxes or regulation to redistribute income. from Economist
"You report to Facebook, they do nothing," Center for Policy Alternatives researcher Amalini De Sayrah told the Times. from Gizmodo
And the do-nothing Democrat sat around and whined and complained and did absolutely nothing, like typical congressmen. from Fox News
But he said that far too many business executives use that struggle as an excuse to do nothing. from CNBC
She escaped, he saw it, chose to do nothing, and the two frenemies shared a final meaningful wave. from Mashable
She needed to get ready for bed, but first, she wanted to do nothing for a few moments. from Buzzfeed News
Many suspect a recent crackdown on gift-giving to officials will do nothing to stop high-level graft. from Economist
Now it is done in vast data centres full of chips so specialised they can do nothing else. from Economist
That doesn't mean you can drink coffee but do nothing else for your health, of course, Altschmied added. from Business Insider
But it appears that the federal government can do nothing to stop Mr. Horgan from going to court. from The New York Times
As a collegiate athlete, I felt there was something fundamentally wrong, but I could do nothing about it. from The Hill
" He also described so-called Never Trump Republicans as "human scum" and "worse than the Do Nothing Democrats. from The Hill
It is about antagonists settling on a plan, because to do nothing is the worst plan of all. from Economist
"Now is not a time for lawmakers to retreat to their ideological corners and do nothing," Pelosi read. from CNBC
And the Do-Nothing Democrats, they will pass it, but it has to be put up Nancy Pelosi. from CNN
A book called How to Do Nothing is obviously going to talk about the virtues of being still. from The Verge
You don't move for days; you do nothing but sleep and resolutely fail to get in the shower. from Vice
" —Robert Hardy "The greatest of all mistakes is to do nothing because you can only do a little. from Buzzfeed News
The show even features a couple of surrealist musical / dance numbers that do nothing to progress the story. from The Verge
Ellie loves Jack, Jack loves Ellie, they tell each other and then do nothing and then do something. from Mashable
I feel like you just stand there and do nothing and it's in the back of the net. from Reuters
ECB said it will keep the rates, raising the probability that the Bank of Japan will do nothing. from CNBC
If they're going to fine me, they're going to fine me, but I think I didn't do nothing. from Reuters
While they are on, she can do nothing for herself but punch and get out of harm's way. from Hyperallergic
"It's a fantastic skill, her ability to do nothing," says one of her former cabinet ministers, almost admiringly. from Economist
As one local researcher told The New York Times this April, "You report to Facebook, they do nothing." from The Verge
You can either follow the Facebook prompts and reset your password, or, if you're so inclined, do nothing. from Mashable
I do nothing but play video games outside of work, and every other hobby bores me to tears. from People
But the fact that it has flaws does not mean we should do nothing — or overinterpret the information. from CNBC
Unfortunately, they do nothing to drown out the raging inconsistencies of Me Before You's blithely oblivious love story. from Vox
They might have some flexibility on how to respond, but the GDPR won't allow them to do nothing. from The Verge
This destructive policy would do nothing other than put an already-vulnerable community at further risk…or worse? from Refinery 29
This is not to say, in the face of new intelligence, that our security apparatus should do nothing. from CNN
Or do they do nothing, leaving Obamacare in place and risking premiums rising even higher in certain areas. from Buzzfeed News
I didn't want to do music no more; my life was messed up, I didn't wanna do nothing. from Vice
Or, would Trump's administration notice it, exclaim publicly that he disagrees with it, and then do nothing else? from The Hill
The government has been able to do nothing to prepare while Obama's executive action has been on hold. from Reuters
Leclerc, pushed over the edge into the bottom five, was already in the garage and could do nothing. from Reuters
I think if you do nothing…you have a mad electorate who's mad at us not doing anything. from Axios
But they literally do nothing and systemically will remove institutions that do so they can build parking decks. from Vice
"We must stop what they're doing to inspire -- because they do nothing to inspire but kill," Trump said. from CNN
Third, a tariff would, on net, do nothing to encourage foreign companies to invest in the United States. from The Hill
Katanga's radioactive cobalt will do nothing to assuage the sector's concerns about its volatile reliance on the DRC. from Reuters
But most important, it will do nothing to address the direct and ongoing threat to Americans -- jihadist terrorism. from CNN
Senators Collins or Murkowski do nothing to support my rights as a parent or my children's educational success. from The Hill
If the blissfully ignorant do nothing else, may they please back-up their data at the least weekly. from Economist
They do nothing to bolster the environment; they only benefit cronies who profit from these radical environmental policies. from The Hill
Less dramatically, instead of rewriting the rule or reversing the finding, Pruitt could simply stall and do nothing. from New Republic
They do nothing more than try to match their benchmark (an index like the S&P 500, say). from Economist
Despite Gore's best efforts, the Trump's strategy on fighting climate change has been to do nothing at all. from New Republic
It seems to us that Mr. Trump is choosing to do nothing and let the country pay later. from The New York Times
We have an obligation to protect New Yorkers, and this sham suit will do nothing to stop that. from The Hill
We could very well be entering a do-nothing period over the next two-and-a-half years. from The Hill
"We all have an obligation to do nothing less than change the culture in this country," he added. from The Hill
"Governor Jerry Brown announced he will deploy 'up to 22019 National Guard Troops' to do nothing," Trump tweeted. from The Hill
Ms Suu Kyi has failed to articulate a programme, and her minions do nothing without her say-so. from Economist
"You take two days off every week and do nothing, if you even have a job," he says. from CNBC
The film's fantastical elements do nothing to undercut the emotional resonance of the relationship between Roy and Alton. from The New York Times
"I'm not prepared to just sit in a hotel room in San Francisco and do nothing," Allen said. from Business Insider
Tariffs or flimsy labor standards agreements will do nothing to ensure that America has the talent it needs. from The Hill
And chances are 98 percent they'll do nothing after the massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, either. from The Hill
Replacing it with the do-little or do-nothing ACE rule won't save the economically uncompetitive coal industry. from The Hill
They could do nothing but wait, in fear and agony, for the bomb squad to remove the device. from The New York Times
If lawmakers give the thumbs-up, or do nothing, the change would go into effect in six months. from The Hill
If lawmakers give the thumbs-up or do nothing, the change will go into effect on Dec. 1. from The Hill
It is a little odd that aliens would come hundreds and hundreds of light-years to do nothing. from Business Insider
These raise health insurance costs significantly, and the latest action by CMS would do nothing to change that. from The Hill
Second, the decisions do nothing to the power of state courts to stop partisan gerrymandering under state constitutions. from CNN
To Mike, this killing would draw unnecessary attention from the cartel, and do nothing to solve Nacho's problems. from Mashable
"Now I literally have to do nothing," the operator commented while waiting to turn at a red light. from New Yorker
They have the option to submit the audio recording to Uber customer service, or they can do nothing. from Mashable
Ten percent of independents said they wanted Congress to simply do nothing for the rest of the year. from The Hill
In other words: Do nothing, change nothing, and hope Trump simply does his destructive work and passes on. from The New York Times
"Governor Jerry Brown announced he will deploy 'up to 400 National Guard Troops' to do nothing," Trump tweeted. from CNN
"When the stakes are high and you're emotionally hot under the collar, do nothing right away," Koehn said. from Vox
There's a whole world of playful purposeless machines that do nothing of business value but are just fun. from Vice News
Peer into the Standing Room, a three-square-foot box in which prisoners could do nothing but stand. from Vice
"They may work to reduce biased violence, they may do nothing, and they may cause harm," he said. from The New York Times
Yes, we should get rid of government programs that waste money and do nothing for the average American. from The Hill
"These schemes do nothing to help our most vulnerable students while they ignore or exacerbate glaring opportunity gaps." from The New York Times
Too many people go from one flow to a second flow, resulting in two flows that do nothing. from CNBC
So Republicans who privately bemoan the president's recklessness are content to rationalize, wring their hands and do nothing. from The New York Times
" In the same tweet, he says, "(T)heir incompetent Do Nothing Democrat comrades are all talk, no action. from CNN
Many people, though, opted out of the protest to sit in class and do nothing for seventeen minutes. from The New York Times
Support their attempt to forge a better and more powerful government for themselves, or do nothing at all. from The New York Times
Or you're just stuck — wanting to do better but unsure that trying will help — so you do nothing. from The New York Times
"This will do nothing for your health care," said the House Republican leader, Representative Kevin McCarthy of California. from The New York Times
Adults who suspect a predator is on the prowl and do nothing are simply monsters in another form. from The New York Times
If you do nothing else today to protect your health, consider taking an honest measurement of your waist. from The New York Times
They think 'cause we black, and we are poor, that we ain't going to do nothing about it. from The New York Times
So if you do nothing else, make a concerted effort to shed excess pounds and keep them off. from The New York Times
First of all, governments don't just do nothing: They quarantine patients, limit travel, shut down schools and businesses. from Wired
It would do nothing to reduce the increasing acidification of the oceans, caused by seawater absorbing carbon dioxide. from The New York Times
I personally believe, though, that four more years of an establishment president will do nothing for this nation. from The New York Times
But these revenues are built into current estimates and do nothing to offset Democratic candidates' future spending plans. from The Hill
Take a deep breath and do nothing for several months, apart from sorting out your feelings, he said. from CNBC
However, enabling Saudi Arabia to bomb and blockade Yemen will do nothing to stop Houthi human rights abuses. from CNN
The upshot: Unless Trump explicitly violates Twitter's rules, leaving no room for interpretation, the company will do nothing. from Buzzfeed News
And signs that Mueller is deepening his investigation will do nothing to slake the Russia fever gripping Washington. from CNN
So it is Washington politicians who see gun laws as all or nothing, and choose to do nothing. from The Hill
"I'm going to do nothing on the House's schedule, they've been obstructive all the way through," said Sen. from Buzzfeed News
I stop at Harris Teeter to get a bottle of wine and then head home to do nothing. from Refinery 29
A do-nothing Congress focused on a witch hunt and your Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger is siding with them. from The Hill
These bills are a sham that do nothing to reduce the dangers of calling an Article V convention. from The Hill
There is nothing I would rather do than stop referring to your party as the Do-Nothing Democrats. from Politico
How can this be considered leadership, to potentially abet violence and promise to stand by and do nothing? from The Hill
The bottom line is that the U.S. cannot stand by and do nothing in response to this development. from CNBC
How dare they, it was easy to imagine her thinking: sitting there and clapping while they do nothing? from New Republic
Though such coupons assist patients, they do nothing for insurers, for whom generics are still a better deal. from The New York Times
It was liberating, and it turns out, you don't just do nothing if you don't have a goal. from Business Insider
Police arrived and told them it was a civil matter and they could do nothing ... so they left. from TMZ
To do nothing when it comes time to negotiate the next CBA would be, well, pretty fucked up. from Vice
Taken together, the do-nothing Congress is shaping up to be a major problem for the Republican Party. from Vox
An alternative option that might better suit the traditionalists at the All-England Club is to simply do nothing. from Economist
"If I want to be in Ohio and do nothing, then that's what I'm going to do," Kardashian wrote. from Refinery 29
But we shouldn't despair, or worse, do nothing—there are things we can do in the here-and-now. from Gizmodo
But they do nothing to prevent the legal owner of a firearm from using it in a malicious way. from Wired
Of course, the ad didn't truly want me to do nothing; it wanted me to install the Calm app. from Wired
Even with stocks careening toward bear market territory, default advice from many money experts is often to do nothing. from CNBC
Most people would do nothing; the stronger among us might knock on a door, or complain to a super. from Vice
" Her reaction when this happens is usually to do nothing, "and in some cases I pick up the coat. from CNBC
So how do we react when the people with the power to do good choose instead to do nothing? from Buzzfeed News
At the most lenient, the FCC could choose to do nothing and implement no net neutrality protections at all. from The Verge
"They allow people to post these damaging, stereotypical things about women and minorities, and they do nothing about it." from The Verge
Who do you think did all your chores so that you can just worry about work and do nothing. from Buzzfeed News
Although unapologetically pro-life, he is adamant that he will do nothing to change pro-choice laws in Canada. from CNN
China has also repeatedly expressed concern about the U.S.-South Korean exercises, saying they do nothing to ease tension. from Reuters
"Despite all the hype and hysteria out there, these bills do nothing to fundamentally diminish executive authority," he said. from Buzzfeed News
"We are trying to do nothing less than transform the Democratic party," Sanders said during his C-SPAN interview. from CNN
He therefore speculated that potential prey would react to distant killer-whale communications, it being risky to do nothing. from Economist
And if you told a friend that we're being paid to do nothing, they would say: "Oh, lucky you". from Economist
"If they wished harm for me, all they had to do was sit there and do nothing," he says. from People
"And we do not fund President's Trump's border wall, which would do nothing to address this crisis," Leahy added. from Reuters
Supporters also say that they do nothing more than collect publicly available information, and that it is securely stored. from Economist
She was the business brain; he was the front man, happy to do nothing but seek out perfect foods. from Economist
And tax deductions do nothing for the 44 percent of families that don't earn enough to pay income taxes. from CNBC
And with all the power and might of the Department of Justice behind him, he continues to do nothing. from Fox News
"It shouldn't be about your height, because, man, that's the one thing I can't do nothing about," Felder said. from The New York Times
I think the FOMC used the referendum (on the U.K. leaving the EU) as a reason to do nothing. from CNBC
" Today's report will do nothing to change that stance," Michael Gordon, senior economist at Westpac, said in a note. from CNBC
But if you own a Google Pixel phone or an HTC phone, this adapter will do nothing for you. from The Verge
He is smart enough to do nothing more than get out of there and try to find some answers. from Refinery 29
They can either do nothing, contact the person who made the copy, or ask YouTube to remove the copy. from The Verge
You may be wondering, ``Do I really do nothing with my stocks or 401(k), like many advisors suggest? from CNBC
It's one thing to break up and have a few days to do nothing but cry in your bed. from Refinery 29
Five said policymakers should cut by 50, while the remaining - over 25% of economists - said they should do nothing. from Reuters
That's disturbing because, with rare exceptions, these pills either do nothing to help people or can even be harmful. from Vox
Unfortunately, their cries of protest can do nothing to stop the march of innovation and Alexa will be heard. from Mashable
Critics were swift to dismiss McCrory's actions as half-measures that do nothing to repeal HB2's discriminatory provisions. from New Republic
"I understand that they could meet with us, patronize us and do nothing in the end," Ms. Blackwell said. from The New York Times
Though Harry S Truman called it the "do-nothing Congress" in 1948, the 80th Congress passed over 1,700 laws. from Economist
But these essentially serve as buttresses to the ACA's insurance-market reforms, which reconciliation can do nothing to change. from CNBC
She's essentially prepping us with bite-sized versions of her songs that do nothing but make us want more. from Vice
By his own account, it seems the President would also have been inclined to stand there and do nothing. from CNN
The "Bose look" is very established by now, and the QC2350s do nothing to break out of that mold. from The Verge
"For four decades we've had a bipartisan consensus to do nothing," said Representative Sean Casten, a Democrat from Illinois. from Mashable
We've mentioned him a few times, but Chabuddy G is absolutely the unsung hero of People Just Do Nothing. from Vice
Picture this: You're lounging in the sand, basking in the glow of a do-nothing day by the ocean. from Refinery 29
That low rating is rooted in public frustration with a do-nothing Congress defined by McConnell's strategy of obstruction. from The Hill
But a wealth tax that is struck down by the justices will do nothing to close the wealth gap. from The New York Times
In other words, we can either plan now and prosper — or do nothing and pay for the consequences later. from The New York Times
Macron should not pick a fight with Germany because, acting alone, he can do nothing about changing Germany's mercantilism. from CNBC
"I can't fathom the Republicans doing what they do — nothing, nothing, it doesn't matter what he does," Reid said. from The Hill
Online polls do nothing of the sort, and are not random, allowing anyone who finds the poll to vote. from The New York Times
They vote to protest the politicians who do nothing; but that maybe will change the future of this country. from The New York Times
Adding more heavy-handed regulations like AllVid will do nothing to improve companies' ability to meet changing consumer demands. from The Hill
"The Immigration and Naturalization Service will do nothing with those names but terrorize people," Mr. Giuliani said in 1996. from The New York Times
Bad men need nothing more to compass their ends than that good men will look on and do nothing. from The Hill
This will do nothing to protect public safety, as animal tests do not reliably predict human reactions to cosmetics. from The New York Times
""Do nothing, launch a retaliatory strike, offer yourself to an ally like the USA, or use your own judgment. from Business Insider
If we do nothing now, things will be even worse for ordinary investors when the next financial crisis arrives. from The Hill
"Wendy's is still struggling with sales and this deal will do nothing to change or help that," Saunders said. from CNBC
If Mr. Trump's taxes do nothing else, they should activate citizens to demand transparency at every level of government. from The New York Times
Lundin could do nothing and allow the China Moly deal to proceed, supplant the offer, or sell its stake. from Reuters
They suggest that women have to change their behaviour to keep themselves safe and do nothing to tackle perpetrators. from Vice
But the truth is that a lot of people are being handed a lot of money to do nothing. from Vox
There's a lot of, 'I should be doing that', 'I should be going there'... and then I do nothing. from Vice
Just so they don't sit in a residential home all day and do nothing, you know what I mean? from Vice
Putin spoke to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday and urged him to do nothing to destabilize Syria. from Reuters
Studies have found that abstinence-only programs do nothing to reduce rates of teenage sexual activity or STD diagnoses. from Vice
Between the lines: Price's answer was vague, and it doesn't mean he would do nothing to relax the law. from Axios
"I've got a feeling Scorpius is going to do nothing to turn girls off the Malfoy men," she added. from Refinery 29
Such figures will do nothing to quell investor panic after Wall Street on Wednesday dipped into a bear market. from CNN
I know I hit nothing, I do nothing in the game, my teammates are going to have my back. from The New York Times
"The worst-case scenario is either you do nothing or your mitigation and containments don't succeed," Fauci told Karl. from The Hill
With an index-free, cosmic green fumé dial, the elegant mechanical model need do nothing more than tell time. from The New York Times
In these experiments, participants are brought into the lab, loaded into an MRI, and told to, well, do nothing. from Vox
"He is not one of these people who says, 'No, we should do nothing about it,'" Mr. Sandberg said. from The New York Times
But there are some Saturdays when the temptation to do nothing and learn nothing is too difficult to resist. from Vice
It's far better to act and later admit you overreacted than to do nothing until it's impossible to act. from Vox
Most of the time, we'd do nothing but wait for the situation to resolve itself and celebrate our success. from The New York Times
We're allowed to do less, even — wait for it — do nothing, and deserve to have everything just the same. from Refinery 29
A global crisis is happening; our routines have been flipped upside down, and we're being told to do nothing. from Refinery 29
And if certain viruses or bacteria get into your system, an apple will unfortunately do nothing to protect you. from Business Insider
These white politicians are as morally bankrupt as overt racists because they know better but do nothing, Stroupe says. from CNN
High doses of vitamins A, C and D also do nothing to protect from the virus, Dr. Glatter said. from The New York Times
"We don't want to be the country that everyone blames in the future if we do nothing," he said. from The New York Times
Best case scenario is that they do nothing but the minimum housekeeping measures necessary to keep the government open. from The New York Times
Trump can talk about the 'do-nothing Democrats' while House bills gather dust in a corner of McConnell's office! from Vox
Pooh, who memorably said, "People say nothing is impossible, but I do nothing every day" — among other incendiary remarks. from The New York Times
Consider that Roberts also wrote the Court's decision holding that federal courts may do nothing to stop partisan gerrymandering. from Vox
"When she was a year old, they said, 'She will not be able to do nothing,'" Ms. Jeffrey said. from The New York Times
It's rare for people not motivated by hate to casually witness a serious crime and do nothing about it. from The New York Times
The $8 billion sweetener that Republicans added to the bill on Wednesday would do nothing to change this reality. from The New York Times
But when it comes to actual changes, even people who would benefit resist or, more often, just do nothing. from Vox
What this means, in particular, is that it would do nothing whatsoever to make Mexico pay for the wall. from The New York Times
For days, I could do nothing but lie in bed in the cheap hotel where we had a room. from The New York Times
Future legislation to erode Section 230 might do nothing more than further harden Facebook and Google from meaningful competition. from The New York Times
The bill, which would do nothing to solve the country's immigration and economic challenges, is unlikely to become law. from The New York Times
You will no longer be silent as your peers die and the adults elected to protect you do nothing. from CNN
Do-Nothing Congress has been a favorite refrain of the president lately, and the hashtag has trended on Twitter. from The Hill
No government will allow anybody to openly call for destabilization in the country and do nothing," Shehu said. "Mr. from CNN
And why would the decimation of an entire species do nothing to deter hunters who stalk them into oblivion? from CNN
Harry Truman, who issued 250 vetoes, ran a successful re-election campaign in 1948 against the "do nothing" Congress. from CNN
As a physician, I promise you these advertisements do nothing to persuade which drug is the best to prescribe. from The Hill
It would do nothing to undermine strong patent rights, which are key to a vibrant and innovative American economy. from The Hill
The Zinke proposal and the Senate bill that codifies this plan would do nothing to address the maintenance backlog. from The Hill
No, in fact I do nothing productive for society other than charge my phone, eat hot chip, and lie. from Buzzfeed News
Not the type that says we have to be silent and do nothing in the face of your hatred. from CNN
I used to know a programmer who would go home every night and do nothing but make bird houses. from The Verge
" She told me she alerted the authorities, then felt helpless because there was nothing more she could do. "Nothing. from The New York Times
Still, the European Central Bank will in all likelihood do nothing when it meets to set policy on Dec. from Reuters
"These claims do nothing to lessen our findings relating to the Russian government's involvement," the firm said last week. from The Hill
He found one habit in particular has a serious effect on efficiency: Taking time to do nothing but think. from CNBC
Or should you adhere to experts' blanket advice to mostly do nothing and avoid looking at your account balances? from Business Insider
Portraying a black man standing next to a K.K.K. member could do nothing but incite, said Mr. Williams, 76. from The New York Times
Kelly maintains that he is being unjustly persecuted, and that he will do nothing but pray for his haters. from Vox
They can take the video down, or they can claim the revenue for themselves, or they can do nothing. from Vox
"What they want is a court ruling that says the best system of emission reduction is limited to these tiny minor tweaks that do nothing, and then the EPA can do nothing going forward to address pollution," said Lisa Lynch, a lawyer with the Natural Resources Defense Council, which also plans to sue. from The Hill
I suspect that much like last September when the Fed chose to do nothing because of the Chinese-related volatility over the summer, they may chose again to do nothing in March because of China now, even though a couple of weeks ago we would have thought March was on the table. from Reuters
And if Ajit Pai, President Trump's FCC chairman, gets his way, the federal government will do nothing to protect you. from Wired
That's a whole lot of money for a group of women largely decried as narcissists who do nothing all day. from People
And because the Russians laid off in 2018, a non-presidential year, doesn't mean we can sit and do nothing . from CNN