"If somebody is going to start taking medication," he said, "they are going to need it indefinitely, and they are unlikely to be poor for only 6 or 12 months".
Then, over the next few days, this illness doesn't shake, before getting noticeably worse, until eventually you find yourself lying in a hospital bed with a doctor telling you they need to indefinitely put you into an induced coma for you to have any chance of staying alive.
And there are signs that people are saving more in anticipation of less generous pensions.None of these factors needs hold indefinitely, however.
With the bombing in Oklahoma City and the attack on the World Trade Center, the federal government may indefinitely need to be spending more time examining issues like blast damage, the need to evacuate entire office buildings instead of a few floors, and the combined impact of structural damage and large fires, safety experts and government officials said.
It expects to need capital subsidies indefinitely.
There is an exception, however, for "permanently reinvested earnings" — that is, earnings the parent company does not need and is indefinitely or permanently reinvesting overseas.
We figured out that knowledge, and there is no reason why we can't figure out the knowledge we'll need to survive indefinitely into the future.
This portion of ordinary language will have to undergo some regimentation if it is to have the full expressive power of first-order logic: there will need to be indefinitely many pronouns to serve as bound variables and sufficient punctuation to disambiguate structure.
If there is a severe underlying thrombosis disorder, warfarin treatment may need to continue indefinitely.
These interventions need not continue indefinitely.
