According to some political experts, the most damaging counterattack has been the unending string of inquiries into the political parties' finances by public prosecutors, who are a part of the Justice Ministry.
This explains the scholarship as digging into its creative mysteries is an as yet unending subject for inquiry and speculation, and societies dedicated to advancing the work into future generations.
In fact, most of us are familiar with "paralysis by analysis".4 If we have not experienced it in our own working environment, we have certainly seen it in the unending parade of studies, inquiries, papers, and reports of all shapes, sizes, and colors emerging from government agencies.
There are packages to read from the boards on which I serve, messages from Harvard colleagues, inquiries about speaking, and an unending stream of requests.
The assertion may be debatable, but there is no question that Plath's own death -- she committed suicide in 1963, at 30 -- has been subject to unending analysis and interpretation, framed by the kind of inquiry that usually guides classroom literary analysis.
Recognizing the gloss allows us to pause in the seemingly unending back and forth of contemporary free speech and free inquiry to say, well, for now, this much is true — the ivory-bill still hasn't been definitively seen since World War II, climate change is happening and caused by mankind, natural selection is the best description of nature's creative force.
Watching his research unravel had been an "unending nightmare".
Unending thirst for knowledge.
"But divorce is unending".
