Sentence examples similar to really indefinitely from inspiring English sources

Can it really go on indefinitely?

"We're taking tortured and traumatised refugees and putting them into dysfunctional camps with poor conditions and really terrible medical care, sometimes indefinitely, and children are being denied an education".

You can easily get burned with stocks like these because many such companies really do fail or flounder indefinitely on the edge of collapse.

Another emailer said the NSA could simply "stop keeping US citizen data indefinitely" if it really wanted to protect privacy and civil liberties.

"In 28 countries of Europe, Americans are only allowed 90 days total at a time, so the dream of bouncing around from house-sit to house-sit indefinitely isn't really an option there".

The occupation began at 12.30pm yesterday - "Really, we're prepared to stay indefinitely," Moses says.

After my PhD I'd really like to continue my research, indefinitely.

Rockstar is still in the "collecting feedback" phase of the beta, but really, they'll be doing that indefinitely as that's how these modes work.

Did they really think things would stay like that indefinitely, or until the trade union work they were doing was paving the way for socialism?

He has been good value but at 33 he cannot keep delivering indefinitely and Sunderland's summer priority really ought to have been striking cover.

Because it doesn't really want people leaving lots of money lying around indefinitely, unlike a bank.