Sentence examples for indefinite improvement from inspiring English sources
He is visible "in the wonderful order and simplicity of Nature, in the adaptation of means to ends, and in the creation of man to which everything refers, with power capable of indefinite improvement" (Black & Könekamp 1972: 155).
"For the eight years I was president I never let my dream of a nuclear-free world fade from my mind". -- Ronald Reagan's memoirs, "An American Life" As these quotations make abundantly clear, President Ronald Reagan was for the total global elimination of nuclear weapons and not for their improvement and indefinite retention by any country.
Countless international projects and programs aimed at assisting the region's development are on indefinite hold, pending a clear improvement of the situation.
Article 1. Human beings, sentient artificial intelligences, cyborgs, and other advanced sapient life forms are entitled to universal rights of ending involuntary suffering, making personhood improvements, and achieving an indefinite lifespan via science and technology.
Despite the indefinite pause to one set of promised improvements in the north, others have been delivered, including electrification of tracks between Liverpool and Manchester this year.
Ironically, that science-at-all costs philosophy has led to the indefinite shutdown of SLAC's particle accelerators pending improvements in the lab's safety procedures.
It generally showed patients malocclusion and temporomandibular disorders (TMD) treatment of a large number of patients resulted in significant improvement in the physiological state of the general condition and some indefinite complaints including the primary headache.
And if that is not enough, the company is sticking to its money losing strategy, announcing that to promote its home improvement store, Amazon would ship all products–regardless of size or weight for a flat rate of $4.95 for an indefinite period.
