unsustainable , also: non-sustainable

I think the current price of energy is at an unsustainable level.

Oil production will soon be unsustainable at present levels, the report says.

They also say that the recent growth rate is unsustainable.

Today, access to health care is unsustainable for many working families.

Our numbers are going to be unsustainable within a few years.

However, I am much more concerned at the unsustainable nature of the present situation.

We should not feel sorry for them, but the system is quite simply unsustainable.

This is unsustainable as a basis for the law of war.

Without such limits, they say, the program will be unsustainable.

Only three years ago it was 4 percent, a figure that then seemed huge and unsustainable.

But now, in the current state of play, the situation is becoming particularly unsustainable.

So the real debate is about how best to control these unsustainable costs.

In fact, it's an amount one would almost have to consider unsustainable.

They also go on to state this is unsustainable by any of their customers.

"That to all of us in sport seems just an unsustainable position."

Giving away content for free is an unsustainable business model.

No matter how you look at these numbers, it is clear they point to an unsustainable financial future.

Brown states that this recently developed situation has become unsustainable.

In the short run, that pace of growth is unsustainable.

All that makes the situation unsustainable and a real threat to Europe.

With only 27 students this year, the school was already economically unsustainable.

Government officials acknowledge some problems, but say that the system was simply unsustainable.

"But the situation is unsustainable and clearly needs to be resolved."

Way too much turmoil in 2011, and I think it is unsustainable.

Trade from many Caribbean countries is known or thought to be unsustainable.