Sentence examples for unsustainable argument from inspiring English sources

The suggestion that all this was somehow manufactured for reasons of personal vengeance is a desperate and unsustainable argument".

However, while emotive arguments about "tradition" and "taste" are common, increasing population densities and development makes such arguments unsustainable.

If Pandora thinks paying a decent rate for the music that is the sole reason for its existence is unsustainable, maybe – to use an argument thrown at the music industry over and over for the past decade – it's because its business model is flawed and it should come up with a new one.

And here's the other intellectually unsustainable part of the Giuliani argument.

"Using such an argument to defend an unsustainable status quo means consigning Australia to a deteriorating future".

The argument in Section 2.4.3, 'Unsustainable industry', has some validity in the in-between areas, but not it seems in outermost rural areas.

In 2009, Oxford University Press published both a seven-hundred-page "Handbook of Economic Inequality" and a collection of essays about the political consequences of economic inequality whose argument is its title: "The Unsustainable American State".

Evidence is generally admissible in criminal proceedings in Jamaica even if obtained by improper or unfair means, making arguments not to arrest Coke unsustainable.

"To try and make the argument that the snake trade is unsustainable, for people here in Asia it's a difficult sell".

The goldbugs' well-rehearsed argument is this: The U.S. faces unsustainable deficits that, despite the recent pop in the economy's growth rate, it will continue to need foreigners to finance.

Obama and his team concede we're on an unsustainable fiscal path; it is one of their central arguments for urgent action on health care (and raising taxes to pay for it).