Sentence examples for indefinitely long from inspiring English sources

Small wonder he has announced that he is taking an indefinitely long break from the sport.

While human space travel is daunting, machines – with their indefinitely long lifetimes – could travel the galaxy.

They're linear films, which build more on character than on situation, and which, theoretically, could run indefinitely long.

All are the results of an indefinitely long past, of growth and outside influences, of religious cults and practices, and of the glorification of heroes.

So it seems all but certain that American companies will have a long — perhaps indefinitely long — time to switch, and that in the meantime, efforts will continue to align the two systems more closely.

According to Kripke's causal theory of reference, for example, the referent of a given use of a proper name, such as Aristotle, is transmitted through an indefinitely long series of earlier uses; this series constitutes a causal-historical chain that is traceable, in principle, to an original, or "baptismal," application.

Insomnia can begin at any age, and can last for a few days (transient insomnia), a few weeks (short-term insomnia), or indefinitely (long-term insomnia).

This change in shape can be interpreted as the growth of the mode with the longest unstable wavelength which allows the tumor to grow indefinitely as long as the peri-tumor vasculature covers the entire tumor.

The powder, however, will last indefinitely so long as it is kept in an airtight container.

The powder, however, will last indefinitely as long as it kept in an airtight container.

Now hospice care can continue indefinitely so long as the hospice says the patient is still likely to die within six months.