The phrase "a never-ending war" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a conflict or struggle that seems to have no resolution or conclusion.
Example: "The region has been plagued by a never-ending war that has caused immense suffering for its people."
Alternatives: "an unending conflict" or "a perpetual battle".
Angry at the settlers that tangled us in a never-ending war.
It would be folly to take this already much-abused statute and turn it into a permanent excuse for a never-ending war.
He added, "You were fighting a never-ending war that gave you a never-ending excuse for looking into people's lives".
"But, you see, dealing with people at the C.I.A., when I raised it with them, they said, 'You know this is a never-ending war.
The British humorist Paul Jennings, in his brilliant essay on Resistentialism, a spoof of Existentialism, proposed that the world was divided into two categories, "Thing" and "No-Thing," and suggested that between these two is waged a never-ending war.
There hundreds more suspected terrorists, captured abroad, were interned in a legal limbo, without charge, without access to lawyers or conventional courts, and without prospect of release in a never-ending war.
Obama represents hope and change, he has ideals, he brings light and intelligence to a stagnant political situation that has lasted too long and has left the country economically bankrupt, trapped in a never ending war and divided.
I got into huge arguments in my U.S. history class, telling my classmates that this would be a never ending war that would end like Vietnam; I was called unpatriotic and even accused of being Saddam Hussein's mistress in return.
R.I.P. to the victims of 9/11, the biggest inside job ever undertaken by the US Government to create a never ending war on terror....... Alright, so maybe these people are just slightly misinformed idiots quick to jump to conclusions after listening to a few cracked out rappers going through their conspiracy phase.
That the problems we're facing -- a disastrous never-ending war, the recession, the near collapse of our banking system, etc., etc. -- were just too big to ignore.
It suggested that the U.S. reliance on lethal drone strikes has become a "slippery slope" toward a state of never-ending war.
