Sentence examples for in further limbo from inspiring English sources

The trial is postponed, leaving the boy in further limbo.

While pro-cannabis activists were hopeful that the Supreme Court would hear another case regarding the cannabis legalization last year, perhaps clarifying that 2005 ruling, they declined, leaving the future of legal weed in further limbo.

"They exist," he said, "in cultural limbo".

Borghei waited in Florida, in limbo.

In Christ in Limbo, the tormentor was a half-human pig (8 ).

For now, the heavily leveraged Dodgers are in legal limbo pending further legal steps or a settlement, much as the Texas Rangers were until they were sold last August in bankruptcy court.

"She is already a member of an Australian family and having accepted all that, it makes no sense to have her in limbo any further".

Illinois and California, in particular, are in limbo.

As for the remainder of Rackspace, there is every indication that a deal could happen, perhaps soon, but for now that part remains in limbo until we hear further.

But whether the recommendations result in better conditions for early-career scientists—or get stuck in the familiar Washington limbo of "further study"—remains to be seen.

"It's this weird in-limbo device.