The word "unending" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that never stops, such as a never-ending loop or an unending stream of thoughts. For example: The unending cycle of his insomnia kept him up all night.
From Clause Four to IraqHas been unending woe.
In an interview (in Arabic) with Asharq al-Awsat newspaper while in London, Hadi lamented Yemen's past troubles, saying: "We have spent 50 years in Yemen operating on a kill or be killed basis... we've had continuing wars and unending disputes, Yemenis must leave this past of wars and disputes behind".
So long as governments insisted on keeping unemployment below its natural rate, actual and expected inflation would chase each other upwards in an unending vicious spiral.
In light of such odds, my final question to Ibrahim was whether a true democracy could actually emerge and flourish in modern-day Malaysia and if his years of imprisonment and seemingly unending struggle were worth the sacrifice?
His 1,036 days as president have been the subject of an unending stream of words – filling 40,000 different books by one estimate – as well as countless documentaries, TV dramas and Hollywood movies.
With more clarity than before, he lists achievements from ending the war in Iraq to bailing out the car industry—and suggests that Mr Romney's plans are not new at all, but instead a rehash of the old Republican ideas that caused the economy to crash and dragged America into unending wars.
But counter-terrorism is getting harder for three reasons.The first is a consequence of the collapse of several Arab countries, above all the unending civil war in Syria and the rise of Islamic State (IS).
But a seemingly unending stream of sleaze allegations against AK, and specifically against Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the prime minister, may yet dent its vote in the municipal elections on March 30th.
Even if acquitted of war crimes, they could still be detained until the end of the unending war on terror.
That helps to explain why, over the past twenty years or so, it has outperformed most other British cities, in particular its rival Birmingham (my home city, and a source of unending frustration).
Yet the original and unending crisis in Greece is undermining the euro now.
