Sentence examples for indefinitely more from inspiring English sources

The implacable white South Africans who sustained fortress apartheid now realised that they could not hold out indefinitely: more than ever, the use of force, their traditional response to peaceful boycotts, rent strikes, demonstrations and the country's range of civil movements, made them look desperate, and robbed them of any claim to be respectable, still less democratic.

These are two examples of a tendency of systems to spontaneously evolve to equilibrium; but there are indefinitely more examples in all manner of substance.

Starting this season and continuing indefinitely, more and more directors will be unseated because of shareholders' views of their performance or because they are associated with a problem within the company.

Then again, the events in question occurred more than 50 years ago, which makes a federal appeals court's ruling on Tuesday that the agency can keep the final volume of its internal account of the invasion secret indefinitely more than a bit disturbing.

It is a tax imposed by the market and will continue rising indefinitely as more and more people want more and more stuff.

Its aim is to make it as easy as possible to find information on the web associated with a specific location, but in a way that can be scaled up indefinitely as more and more information is geotagged.

The unlimited rotation begins in a small area and expands indefinitely, pulling more and more of the unlimited mass of as-yet-unmixed ingredients into the whirl.

The judge adjourned the trial indefinitely, for more evidence.

His detention order can be renewed indefinitely and more charges can be issued.

Surely a political system designed for a centrally planned economy with virtually no private sector cannot indefinitely survive more or less intact in the vibrant, open new China.

As austerity proponents like to say, governments can't spend beyond their means indefinitely, any more than businesses or families can.