The word 'unsustainability' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is not sustainable or cannot be continued without causing harm or damage. Example: The company's current practices are leading to unsustainability in their production processes, as they are depleting natural resources and causing harm to the environment.
The chief economist at the BIS in the runup to the crisis was Bill White, who issued many a perceptive warning about the unsustainability of asset-price inflation at the time.
Now the woman who has lectured the rest of Europe about the unsustainability of its welfare spending will follow down the same spendthrift road.As well as doing plenty of foolish things, the treaty fails to do some sensible ones.
An obsession with short-term profits rather than sustainable long-term profits led to the apotheosis of unsustainable capitalism the crash of September 2008 and the subsequent bail-out of the financial system (though in this case, a lack of environmental concern was the least of the unsustainability problems).
The previous Labour government recognised the unsustainability of the arrangements it had designed, and in November 2009 commissioned an independent review of the system, headed by Lord Browne, a former boss of BP.
Second, ecosystems in future will be less able than in the past to deliver the goods and services human life depends upon, which points to unsustainability.
Then, in the middle years of the 2000s, came a boom (particularly in Estonia and Latvia) with a white-hot property market, labour shortages and plenty of other signs of unsustainability.
But the markets are often sending useful signals about the unsustainability of economic policies.
But in Britain spending rose to 51% of GDP in 2009 and despite the cuts of the coalition government it is still at 50%, the same level as Italy.With a huge government deficit the British people are in denial about the unsustainability of high public spending.
It has become one of the most widely used measures of humanity's effect upon the environment and has been used to highlight both the apparent unsustainability of current practices and the inequalities in resource consumption between and within countries.
But that unsustainability is a result of years of neglect by Israel, which levies municipal taxes on residents but fails to provide the most basic services - sanitation, education, and planning, Ir Amim and Palestinians say.
Facing accusations of unsustainability, almond lovers were defensive, while the cow people may have felt momentarily smug.
