Candidates are filling in endless forms, hoping to avoid unexpectedly embarrassing their boss later on.
"It means people don't have to fill in endless forms with the same information for housing benefit, then for social services or whatever".
Abuse shows up in endless forms, from name-calling, controlling behavior, physical harm, and at times, it may be more subtle psychological and emotional abuse, which is harder to recognize.
Yes but education, education, education means having to fill in even more endless forms and tick even more boxes than under the Tories.
Then you round a corner and there unfolds a row of tiny, faded shop fronts, where you can buy dough in its endless forms: fried, flat, squishy, steamed, noodly.
Sean Carroll, a professor of biology at the University of WisconsinMadison, and a leading evo-devo researcher, surveys the state of the field for a general audience in his book "Endless Forms Most Beautiful" (Norton; $25.95).
This opens a smooth path for instruction about the ancient earth, the millennia-long processes of deposition of sediments and erosion, the comparison of fossils found in lower versus higher rock strata, and how these changes in these fossils reveal endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful.
We're all part of the animal kingdom, appearing in what Darwin called "endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful".
This painting, by William Dyce, "Pegwell Bay, Kent — A Recollection of October 5th, 1858," and executed soon after that date, is not the kind of work you might expect to see in an exhibition titled "Endless Forms: Charles Darwin, Natural Science and the Visual Arts".
For example, we'd need to apply for visas in order to take our holidays in France, says Denis MacShane, fill out endless forms for any European business we wished to do.
As Darwin said, there is grandeur in this death-infested view of life; endless forms most wonderful emerge from the struggle for existence.
