inactively

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• Brown returns to the Buccaneers’ lineup after being inactive for the NFC championship game because of a knee injury.

• Those accounts are moved to “inactive status” if the customer does not respond after 30 days, Martin said.

• Pederson also sparked a tanking controversy in the regular season finale when he sat down Hurts late in a close game and went with third-string quarterback Nate Sudfeld, with Wentz on the game-day inactive list.

• Her spokeswoman, Sami Gallegos, said Gonzalez intentionally went inactive for a period before that when she led the local labor council to avoid the impression that she was a legal representative for any individual union.

• By this point the domain had been inactive for two months already and nothing had catastrophically broken.

• Women who were active most days were more than three times more likely to have fertility problems than inactive women.

• Tallahassee police say they made the case inactive after the victim stopped talking them—a claim that Carroll has denied.

• In online-dating speak, these inactive users are known as “date bait.”

• The demolition work also is predicted to be more complicated because of inactive utility lines.

• Arulanandam says it is “overly generous” to say that gun control groups are moribund and inactive.

• This product is dextro-rotatory; the laevo and inactive modifications occur in the so-called baldrianic camphor.

• Few men could remain so patiently inactive as Seth, once he was convinced that inaction was the best course to pursue.

• Having his entire force already on the field, he remained absolutely inactive while the enemy formed their line.