But the W.U.S.A. cannot exist indefinitely as filler programming on marginal cable channels.
Having survived so many trials, Steppenwolf's members now dare to believe their troupe will exist indefinitely.
The Europe minister, Peter Hain, asserted it was not sustainable for sterling to co-exist indefinitely alongside the new European currency.
And it assumes that the documentary Web site will exist indefinitely, or at least for the lifetime of the book -- all of which is highly dubious.
If a theatergoer collects some vivid impression of a show -- a musical phrase, an actor's gesture -- even a transitory play can exist indefinitely, in what Proust called "the vast structure of recollection".
Mr. Sweet is proposing that we become dependent on an energy system that produces very dangerous substances that exist indefinitely and that cannot be perfectly stored, protected or disposed of.
Einstein's general theory of relativity can accommodate something he called a "cosmological constant"; perhaps that could represent some nonzero ground-state energy of the universe that will exist indefinitely into the future.
17): Contrary to the notion that the universe may expand forever and end in darkness or that all matter might be blown apart by a mysterious dark energy, there exists the possibility that the universe is rotating like planets, galaxies and superclusters and will exist indefinitely at a stable, finite size.
The question for such niche divisions embedded in big corporations is whether they can co-exist indefinitely with their masters: in-house "indies" came to blows with their own studio siblings this fall over the issue of sending video "screeners" to Oscar voters.
Is that a stable situation that can exist indefinitely?
