Sentence examples for indefinitely changing from inspiring English sources

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He supposed that lineages of species persisted indefinitely, changing from one form into another, without branch or extinction.

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Setting them is a test; it is not always passed.The Downing Street sequenceOne basic rule for limit-making is that the burden of proof should fall on those who want change especially since the changers often want to keep on changing indefinitely: cutting the abortion limit by a fortnight was, for some, merely an interim goal on the way to a tighter squeeze or an outright ban.

Democrats and pro-immigration organizations fear that further changing the delicate border compromise could indefinitely delay legal status for 11 million immigrants already in the country — one of the key components of the bill.

Until we overhaul our foreign policy and stop invading other countries, changing their regimes, occupying, torturing and indefinitely detaining their people, and uncritically supporting other countries that illegally occupy other peoples' lands, we will never be safe from terrorism.

The process continues indefinitely because the environments that organisms inhabit are forever changing.

Democrats are betting that Republicans might just extend Obamacare indefinitely, or else risk the political ramifications associated with changing people's coverage, their costs and, indeed, the entire health care system.

Some of the samples will be used for research aimed at improving coral's resilience and ability to adapt to changing conditions, while some will remain in storage indefinitely – for hundreds, or even thousands, of years.

A cell line is made by taking a human body cell such as a blood cell or skin cell and changing some of its' genetics in order to make the cell reproduce indefinitely outside of the body.

He grew obsessed with changing Venezuela's laws and regulations to ensure that he could be re-elected indefinitely and become, indeed, a caudillo, able to rule by decree at times.

It can live indefinitely in aquatic reservoirs, making eradication difficult, if not impossible; readily undergoes genetic modification, permitting response to changing environmental (and human) conditions; and shifts patterns of gene expression as it moves from one local environment to another (including a shift to a hyperinfectious state immediately after passage in feces).

That's smart: in the rapidly changing and generally low-margin world of domestic air travel, Southwest would be unwise to commit to any particular policy indefinitely.

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