Sentence examples for infinite amount of work from inspiring English sources
"Working with Olympic athletes is like working almost in total silence, when it comes to the infinite amount of work and from the solitude that these athletes, who are unknown to most people, have to endure," Rossi says.
"Trying to work out what exactly convinced people here to issue such edicts would require an infinite amount of work, when we should instead be looking to the future and not the past".
When faced with a seemingly infinite amount of work but a definitely finite amount of time, you have to cut corners where you can.
The musicians have a fair argument to make when it comes to being paid to perform, though a larger context has to acknowledge the infinite amount of work, financing and risk that goes into providing us with this hipster-Vegas playground each year in July.
The concept of l 2−stability is thus very different from MSE-stability as the existence of a single worst-case sequence (e.g., one among an infinite amount) still would guarantee MSE-stability (an infinite amount of working sequences outweigh the single worst-case sequence) but not vice versa.
Black hole -- A project requiring infinite amounts of work.
"Narch makes an infinite amount of music – then we work together on a song concept and cannibalize it from various beats and loops," they say, "Don't think we've had a single official band practice.
At the start of your project it seems as if there is an infinite amount of time to get the work done, but after a year and a half most of you will be confronted with a nagging nervousness having discovered that so much still needs to be done in so little time.
The PhD-Doctor: The Modular Dissertation by Herman Lelieveldt, 30 January 2004 As the years pass, many Ph.D. students go from thinking there is an infinite amount of time to get the work done to feeling nervous about how much still needs to be done in so little time.
He went on, "He's always had this amazing work ethic, an infinite amount of energy and intelligence and concentration, and now he's finally bitten into something that's really substantial".
The Senate is testing its own corollary of the "infinite monkey theorem": if you give a monkey a typewriter and an infinite amount of time, he will eventually come up with the complete works of Shakespeare; and if you give a hundred senators each a staff and a vote, eventually they're going to reauthorize the Elementary and Secondary Education Act.
