The phrase "also unconscionable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is not only unreasonable or unjust but also morally unacceptable or extreme in nature.
Example: "The terms of the contract were not only unfair but also unconscionable, leaving the other party with no viable options."
Alternatives: "also unacceptable" or "also outrageous".
It is also unconscionable.
It is also unconscionable that $1.2bn of our tax dollars are being funneled every year into these misguided tactics.
It's easy to criticize a company that isn't making environmentally-conscience business decisions, Sheffi said, but it's also unconscionable for a company to make a decision against the best wishes of its stakeholders.
That, to me, is also unconscionable.
It's also unconscionable for the Palestinian Authority to cooperate with the Israelis in subjecting the civilians of Gaza to terrible deprivation in order to defeat Hamas politically.
When the National Museum of Brazil burned down, also through unconscionable government neglect, it wiped a tangible swath of South American history from the face of the earth, incinerating anthropological records of lost civilizations.
It also is unconscionable that it is still considered good law today". Earlier this year the court of appeal said that if a latter-day duke tried to sue in similar circumstances he would be given short shrift.
The single-use carrier bag also represents an unconscionable use of resources.
Salt profits also meant an unconscionable wealth gap between an average laborer and these merchants, who earned some hundred thousand times more in annual income, a ratio akin to the income disparities in today's leading billionaire-producing nations: the United States and China.
The Ninth Circuit affirmed, also finding the provision unconscionable under California law as announced in Discover Bank.
He also said it was unconscionable that the T.S.A. had not had a permanent director for almost a year.
