Sentence examples for always unsustainable from inspiring English sources

However, it is not always unsustainable.

The European bicycle was always unsustainable without forward motion.

Save the Children's chief executive, Paul Ronalds, said the court's decision was a chance for Australia's to "rethink its refugee policy", arguing the Manus detention centre was always unsustainable.

Besides, most of the insulation defect-induced discharge is hard to be found by the inspection workers as the discharge is always unsustainable.

My way of being online was always unsustainable, and each time I couldn't sustain it any longer, I shed my skin, and evolved into a slightly more adept version of myself.

But every incident exposed becomes a useful sign the NHS is bust, the state-run model always intrinsically "unsustainable".

The trade deficit has reached 4percentt of G.D.P. -- not merely unprecedented in recent times but a point at which it has almost always become unsustainable in other nations.

But I actually think that there was always an unsustainable feel about what had happened on Wall Street over the last 10 , 15 years and it's not that different from the unsustainable nature of what was happening during the dot-com boom, where people in Silicon Valley could make enormous sums of money, even though what they were peddling never really had any signs it would ever make a profit.

Third, the practice of producing PhDs in direct proportion to research grant funding will always be unsustainable, so we must tackle it head-on by completely separating NIH funding for PhD training from the funding for research grants.

It was, as these things always are, an unsustainable position.

In an economy in which inflation has been held down, that would always eventually prove unsustainable.