We've already passed through 100 years of almost unending conflict, not counting the 19th century.
European leaders may also move to prevent a Greek default or exit at the 11th hour, considering the almost unending uncertainties.
In summer, the daylight is almost unending and bathes the city in what can seem, at least at 3am, an almost supernatural glare.
It was great, because it was an almost unending series of Big Games, although I had to miss them because of my day job.
And as is now traditional, the year will be escorted to the door by an almost unending parade of end-of-year roundups and best-of-2011 best-of-2011 best-of-2011
Farm-raised shrimp have become a cash crop in Central America thanks to an almost unending appetite for them in the United States, Europe and Japan.
What makes history that seemed ugly at the time play like farce now is the almost unending hypocrisy of so many of Brock's circle in journalism and politics.
There is an almost unending stream of data showing that the numbers of abortions and pregnant teen-agers in the U.S. are at their lowest levels in forty years.
The success of the strip, together with its spinoffs and an almost unending flood of cheesy "Peanuts" ware — calendars, bedsheets, wastebaskets, lunchboxes, "Warm Puppy" coffee mugs and the like — made Schulz an immensely wealthy man, rich enough to build his own ice rink.
In practice, however, it has accounted for an almost unending series of miscalculations and blunders in our dealings with Pyongyang.
Memristors, on the other hand, will start out at 20 gigabytes per square centimeter and have an almost unending horizon of scalability.
