Sentence examples for unsustainable between from inspiring English sources
In August this year, his team estimated that the level of continent-wide poaching was unsustainable between 2010 and 2012, with up to 8% of elephants being killed per year.
Perhaps the problem rests on the necessary if unsustainable distinction between improvisation and composition.
The ageing countries of Europe face an unsustainable gap between future tax revenues and commitments to spend and to service government debt.
Now serious concerns are being raised that the education divide is creating an unsustainable split between London and the south east of England and the rest of the UK.
It was "further proof of the unsustainable collusion between certain political elites and the milieu of money", said Arnaud Montebourg, a Socialist deputy.The Bettencourt affair comes after a string of scandals touching government ministers: one hired a private jet, another enjoys two official apartments, and a third charged vast cigar bills to the taxpayer.
It would also "create an unsustainable inequity" between military members allowed to sue and others, such as those injured in combat, who couldn't.
Who among today's leaders of the Church might take the lead in advocating needed societal change, as Rauschenbusch and Herron did during America's first encounter with unfettered corporate power and greed, complicit politicians, and a growing and unsustainable gap between the wealthy few and everyone else?
Against that background some euro-zone debt both public and private looks unsustainable.Between 2007 and 2013 the ratio of government debt to GDP in the euro area rose from 66% to 93%.
"These figures indicate an unsustainable, growing disparity between the availability and need.
Its real target was maintenance: to sustain for a few more years the ultimately unsustainable, hostile coexistence between Israel and Gaza.
"These are not easy decisions, to be sure," said H. D. Palmer, spokesman for Ms. Arduin, "but we tried to strike a balance between unsustainable rates of growth and going in and removing people who are currently receiving services.
