Sentence examples for it's indefinite from inspiring English sources
"We still hope that it's indefinite," Isiah Thomas said.
When asked if her retirement was "permanent", she replied, "It's indefinite—I mean, I'm not thinking about a comeback in 10 months, but I can't promise to stay off a horse forever".
"If there is one thing that is worse than indefinite, arbitrary detention without trial," he said, "it is indefinite, arbitrary detention without trial when 99% of the people on both sides think you should be released but one percent vetoes fairness secretly, without giving reasons, either to Shaker or to the prime minister of Great Britain".
The status of these prisoners remains what it is: indefinite detention on no charge, a distinctly un-American condition.
IPP prisoners are those serving a sentence of imprisonment for public protection – it is indefinite (equivalent to a life sentence) which means that anyone subject to it does not have a release date.
First, trust has a fuzzy nature and it is indefinite or imprecise [41].
We find that the downstream progress increases over time when the upstream evolution is fast or linear, but it is indefinite when the upstream evolution is slow.
The next step for Snap would be allowing users to select how long they want to mute someone rather than it being indefinite.
In this spirit, the universe is seen as being in a constant process of re-creating itself, as everything that exists is a mere aspect of qi, which, "condensed, becomes life; diluted, it is indefinite potential".
The time interval needed to obtain reliable revision data from non-registry studies was 12 years for TKA and it was indefinite for UKA.
