The phrase "an limitless number" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a limitless number" because "limitless" begins with a consonant sound.
Example: "There are a limitless number of possibilities when it comes to creativity."
Alternatives: "an infinite number" or "a boundless number".
In a city that produces a limitless number of crooked public officials, overeager developers and outlandish criminals, The Miami Herald has scooped up 20 Pulitzer Prizes and has inspired dread in wrongdoers.
However, Brown was not the first public official to remind Californians — and especially Southern Californians — of the impossibility of a limitless number of residents maintaining a lush lifestyle in an arid region.
The result is the value of y i. Nature can repeat these operations a limitless number of times for a given case with the random disturbances drawn independently of one another.
The revelations have led to a standoff between the police and General Susno, who claims to have a vault full of secret documents about a limitless number of other cases.
Titles can be changed a limitless number of times, so we sometimes have a catchy (and somewhat misleading) title for the first few days, then later switch to something more relevant to the brand.
Sometimes called the theory of everything, string theory is supposed to provide an all-encompassing blueprint not only for our universe but for a limitless number of other universes that might possibly exist alongside ours.
When sending a Lightning payment, two parties deposit the funds at one bitcoin address, a so-called channel, in which they can exchange funds a limitless number of times.
When sending a Lightning payment, two parties deposit the funds at one bitcoin address, a so-called "channel," in which they can exchange funds a limitless number of times.
A limitless number of people could occupy this same virtual space, so an intimate small-room experience could scale.
