Finite:

Adjective:

1. Having limits or bounds.
2. Not infinite; having a specific, limited amount or number.

Prepositions:

• “Of” (finite amount of something)
• “In” (finite in scope)

Collocations:

• Finite resources, finite amount, finite number, finite time, finite capacity, finite supply.

Example Sentences:

1. The earth’s resources are finite and must be used wisely.
2. He realized that his patience was finite.
3. The budget has a finite amount of money for the project.
4. We have a finite number of days to complete this task.
5. Water is a finite resource that needs to be conserved.
6. The team’s energy was finite and eventually ran out.
7. The lifespan of the machine is finite.
8. We must operate within the finite limits of our resources.
9. The company has a finite capacity to produce goods.
10. The time we have on this earth is finite.
11. The study examined a finite population sample.
12. He understood that there were finite possibilities for the outcome.
13. The finite supply of raw materials will affect production.
14. The class size is finite, so not everyone can enroll.
15. She had a finite amount of patience for his excuses.
16. The computer has finite memory and cannot store unlimited data.
17. There is a finite number of seats available for the concert.
18. The scientist measured the finite distance between the two points.
19. The reservoir has a finite volume of water.
20. Our planet has a finite carrying capacity.
21. He worked with finite elements in his engineering calculations.
22. The human body has a finite amount of energy it can expend.
23. They faced a finite deadline for submitting their proposal.
24. The finite length of the rope determined how far they could climb.
25. She was aware of the finite duration of the contract.
26. The workshop has a finite number of participants.
27. The battery life is finite and will eventually run out.
28. We are working within finite constraints on this project.
29. The athlete’s career has a finite span.
30. The law dictates a finite penalty for the offense.
31. The machine operates within finite temperature ranges.
32. There is a finite chance of winning the lottery.
33. The network has finite bandwidth, limiting the data transfer rate.
34. The box has a finite storage capacity.
35. The doctor explained the finite options available for treatment.
36. The finite resources of the country need to be managed carefully.
37. She was aware of the finite time they had together.
38. The system can handle only a finite number of users at once.
39. The finite fuel supply was a major concern for the mission.
40. The finite lifespan of the light bulb means it will eventually need to be replaced.
41. The test has a finite number of questions.
42. The finite area of the park means there’s limited space for new facilities.
43. The finite budget requires careful allocation of funds.
44. The finite scope of the project limits what can be achieved.
45. The finite capacity of the auditorium means tickets are limited.
46. The finite amount of space in the car means we can’t bring everything.
47. The finite duration of the class means the teacher must cover the material quickly.
48. The finite number of volunteers affects how much work can be done.
49. The finite resources of the team mean they must prioritize their tasks.
50. The finite supply of ingredients means the restaurant can only serve a certain number of dishes.