Sentence examples for for an indeterminate length from inspiring English sources
Tourism and business would be incapacitated for an indeterminate length of time.
And, oh yes, we also learn from news reports that we have a shadow government in our own backyard, composed of unknown bureaucrats, up and running at undisclosed locations, for an indeterminate length of time.
In the last months of the job I realised there was no way I could sustainably stay in seasonal work without having to constantly move back home, so instead I moved home for an indeterminate length of time.
Flippantly saying "do something in the lab for, like, 10 minutes" when you clearly mean "do something in the lab for an indeterminate length of time".
But is it reasonable for Customs to search you, then take away your laptop, hold onto it for an indeterminate length of time, all the while rifling through your browser history, photo directory, etc? Are they afraid of my exploding plain text files or something?
The figure began to hit stores Dec. 26th, which is a bold releasing strategy: typically, conventional wisdom among toy collectors and parents has been that stores will be sold out of all the good toys right after Christmas, for an indeterminate length of time.
The closest comparison would have to be Andy Kaufman's utter commitment to his obnoxious Tony Clifton persona, but Phoenix is going Kaufman one braver here, by not slapping a fake name on the alter ego bur rather inviting the audience to mistake his damaged doppelganger for himself, over an indeterminate length of time that could leave his "real" career hanging in limbo.
This nondiegetic score is important to creating the narrative stasis in the sequence; it conveys a moment for Lester that is stretched to an indeterminate length.
Asking scientists to wait an indeterminate length of time for a community to pass judgement on a paper is an undue burden and gives no guidance to the naïve or inexperienced reader.
As mentioned, a swarm is considered to be meta-stable, dispersing into its constituent elements after an indeterminate length of time, as is the case for animal and insect swarms.
