Sentence examples similar to never ending troubles from inspiring English sources

The failure of the Persians to find such a balance when dealing with what was for them an extremely strange system of social and political organization the Greek polis, or city-state probably lay at the heart of their never-ending troubles in Ionia as mucity-state probably and ambitions of mainlayd Greeks.

And every year on July 12, when unionists of the Orange Order celebrate the victory of Protestant King William of Orange over Catholic King James by marching through Belfast, one could be forgiven for thinking that the Troubles never ended.

It seems that, for News Corp, the troubles caused by phone hacking never end.

That struggle never ends.

The competition never ends.

The aftermaths never end.

Conflicts never end.

Some struggles never end.

Boy, it never ends.

It never ends.

The hustle never ends.