Sentences with phrase «indefinite future point»

Insurance, and particularly personal lines insurance, has increasingly become commoditized and many people shop strictly on price without regard to the level of coverage available, or the level of service they may receive in their time of need at some indefinite future point in time.

When you're purchasing insurance, you're essentially purchasing a promise that the company will pay for your losses at some indefinite future point in time.

When you're purchasing insurance, you're essentially purchasing a promise that the company will pay for your losses at some indefinite future point in time.

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So the quacks who used to identify science with History — the Progressives, Marxists, and so forth — were all too ready to kill the persons around today in the name of the coming of a perfected man at some indefinite point in the future.

At a given moment every human being is definite, and definite in their history up until that point, but until they die their future is at least partly indefinite, even with respect to the immediate future, and perhaps largely indefinite with respect to the distant future.

What it actually means is they'll be a holy terror to their parents till some indefinite age far in the future when they gain enough maturity to focus their intensity, at which point they will invent electricity or the internet or solar - powered airplanes.

Definition of time - the indefinite continued progress of existence and events in the past, present, and future regarded as a whole, a point of time as

The price has come down to the point of being practically large - scale impulse purchases, and the fact that you can expect ongoing support and content updates for the indefinite future makes a strong case or the practicality of ownership.

The Phantom Pain's story, the ending, and its place in Metal Gear lore will be a point of contention for fans for the indefinite future.

While the IPCC projected a maximum 23 - inch sea - level rise before 2100 as a result of rising temperatures, Gore's statement predicted a 20 - foot rise in sea levels if the Greenland or West Antarctic ice sheets were to melt or collapse at an indefinite point in the future.