Sentence examples for indefinite which from inspiring English sources

Again, this is indefinite, which means that it could take a long time.

In that case, the exclusive cp-law is indefinite, which means that its exclusive cp-clause consists in a universal second order condition which excludes all kinds of disturbing factors to the law, whatever they are.

8 9 If the risk is truly 1.5-fold to 2.5-fold higher in men than in women, this may warrant consideration of indefinite (which may be lifelong) anticoagulation in men with unprovoked venous thromboembolism.

The FARC had unilaterally declared an indefinite ceasefire, which largely held for four months.

The show's indefinite postponement – which is often theater-speak for cancellation – was first reported by Playbill.

Guantánamo Bay prison, a symbol of torture and indefinite detention which should have been closed years ago, remains open.

But indefinite austerity, which transfers wealth from public to private and poor to rich, is Osborne's aim.

What we have now with Mr. Mohammed, she said, is "this most unfortunate situation of indefinite detention, which is just a complete cop-out".

Javid then sat through a short film and dramatic performance about indefinite detention, which Citizens UK said currently affected more than 4,000 people.

Then again, indefinite delay — which would preserve a status quo that benefits the banks — is, in effect, what the senators are advocating.

It's about the sanity-sapping uncertainty, and tedium and tension of life under indefinite detention, which quickly amounts to systemic abuse.