indefinite

The author is Russian and shows the typical, although quite subtle, occasional lack of definite/indefinite articles.

But to cave to Greece would mean the rest of the EU taking on an indefinite financial drain.

It's also interesting to look back 2K years at the kingpin Eurasian languages for evidence of definite/indefinite articles.

You know that in the worst case, you'll have a hassle-free, indefinite, (modest) income to get you by.

My current permit allows me to stay for four years, with indefinite extension so long as I'm doing work in tech.

With cloud apps, your data / service is always available by the same means, but its physical location / method of distribution may have changed an indefinite number of times without you ever noticing.

I wonder if we can use this effect to power a small (very low power) microchip for an indefinite period of time.

Because the copyright holders are better organised as a class they are better equipped to lobby congress and influence politics, leading to the indefinite extension of copyright.

The indefinite article (a/an) is another English clitic, and you can observe its pronunciation changing according to the word that follows it in the sentence pair: 1.

I would assume it's Disney's position that copyright terms should be indefinite.

Similarly like some thought about indefinite economic growth.

A session can be long-lived without being indefinite.

As opposed to "a" which is an indefinite article.

All we were taught was that "the" is the definite article and that "a" is the indefinite article.

But it's not "indefinite free money" anyway.

> Being in the "Shu" means having zero human interaction for indefinite periods of time; if you're in there, you have to defecate through a hole in the floor.