Sentence examples for will be infinite from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'will be infinite' is correct and usable in written English
You could use it in a sentence when you want to emphasize that something is limitless or unbounded. For example: "The possibilities of the Internet will be infinite."
America's ICOR, for example, will be infinite because GDP fell.
Not all will want to participate, and among those who do there will be infinite different needs, abilities and opinions.
You can pursue this Aristotelian abstraction to absurdity, for no fragment is worth nothing, and the coincidental profits will be infinite and can never fail.
"One of his sonnets features a couplet that translates as: 'Our love will not be immortal as it is a flame/ But it will be infinite when it is burning.' You often hear that read at weddings.
In one such paradox it is assumed that a line can be bisected again and again without limit; if the division ultimately results in a set of points of zero length, then even infinitely many of them sum up only to zero, but, if it results in tiny line segments, then their sum will be infinite.
Maybe by the time you get that point, storage will be infinite.
Yet the set of all such infinite sets will be infinitely descending.
You will also have to dodge meteors when you fight it the second time and there will be no Life Mushroom nor will there be infinite coins and star bits to save you.
For an infinite algebra, the definition just given will often make no sense, since the cardinalities of the two sets involved in the ratio will often be infinite.
Still, some Shiite leaders warn that their patience will not be infinite.
And America's support for Israel in international organisations such as the UN will not be infinite.
