Sentence examples for indefinitely yet from inspiring English sources

They do not believe that it is the President's prerogative to lock "enemy combatants" up indefinitely, yet they fear that neither the criminal courts nor the military system is suited for the handling of transnational terrorists, whom they do not consider to be ordinary criminals or conventional soldiers.

It's in my logic; why preserve the animal indefinitely, yet waste perfectly edible, desirable meat?

During the transition period, Cull TV will remain up-and-running for at least the next few months, but whether it will remain up indefinitely has yet to be determined.

The primary issue is that the conflict itself will continue regardless, and its effects will linger indefinitely, rendering it yet another war without end.

Older versions of the CDS rules and knowledge would be archived indefinitely in a yet to be developed knowledge maintenance schema.

These cells can be maintained indefinitely in culture and yet maintain competence to produce all the cells within a fetus.

A series against South Africa in March should have settled the argument, but that has now been indefinitely postponed in favour of yet another one-day voyage around India.

Such a profit squeeze cannot continue indefinitely, of course, but as yet there is little sign that the dollar's weakness is aggravating price pressure.For the moment, the dollar's decline is reflecting investors' expectations of Fed policy rather than tying the central bankers' hands.

After all, the hyperbole indefinitely approaches its asymptotes and yet, demonstrably, never meets them.

For example, FMDV persists indefinitely in African buffalo herds; yet impala may constitute an important source of infection for the cattle target population (22) (e.g., population Z in Figure 1C).

Oh, and Greg "Out Indefinitely" Oden of the Portland Trail Blazers will have yet another knee surgery, although at this point that announcement only barely qualifies as news.