Sentence examples similar to indeterminable future from inspiring English sources
What is not actual must, therefore, be either indeterminable or indeterminate.
Obviously the asserted interest of a taxpayer in the federal government's funds and the supposed increase of the future burden of taxation is minute and indeterminable.
Centuries end seem indeterminable.
"That's really an indeterminable thing," Norris said.
The set of possible biomolecules is not infinite, but it is certainly huge, and probably indeterminable.
But Google's own role in the zeitgeist is still indeterminable.
It seems as if a semi-transparent, rectangular membrane were separating you from a white space of indeterminable extent beyond.
As most scholarship on Bower focuses on her literary career, information on her work in cinema remains sketchy and indeterminable.
— Six years, six miles of two-lane country roads and an indeterminable amount of blood are all that separate Justin Tuck and Adalius Thomas.
"It's the most indeterminable economy I've ever lived in," said Tony Raimondo, chief executive of Behlen Manufacturing, in Columbus, Neb., which makes metal buildings and grain dryers.
