Sentence examples for but not indefinitely from inspiring English sources

Comedy can help us survive, but not indefinitely.

Jarrett acknowledged that he had agreed via radio to work with Martin, but not indefinitely.

I knew when I took the job that payment might be delayed, but not indefinitely.

As for the future of Yonkers' 26,000 children, she said Dr. Hornsby's improvements will probably hold up -- but not indefinitely.

Four said the administration did have the right to detain him, but not indefinitely and not without review.But what are the terms of that review and what is the standard of evidence?

By keeping short-term interest rates near zero, as the Fed has done since December 2008 — and which he supports but not indefinitely — the central bank is increasing the risk of inflation and instability down the road, he says.

The specter of Al Qaeda may keep the I.R.A. at bay for a while -- but probably not indefinitely.

The war's requirements for service and sacrifice would provide women with claims for inclusion and voice which may have been postponed but were not indefinitely denied.

For example, she told voters in Binz, a coastal town in northeastern Germany, late last month that her party supported nuclear power, "but certainly not indefinitely".

We expect rising melodies to continue to rise – but perhaps not indefinitely, as they never do.

With that in mind, provided that those challenges are taken into consideration and dealt with, I do think that we could, not indefinitely, but for extended periods of time live under water.