Sentence examples for Lack of affordability from inspiring English sources

Lack of affordability leads people to delay care, skip care, rack up large medical bills, or become uninsured.

Lack of affordability: "It is not possible to pay for a latrine before I find food for my children.

Lack of affordability and lack of access to household water treatment products were cited as barriers to consistent use, although notably, one-half of those respondents using treatment products in the last 3 months had purchased them.

He implies that this is the basis for Medicare's lack of affordability and large, unfinanced liability.

The city is in crisis mode, crippled by an increasing lack of affordability – but it's not alone.

Criticised for their lack of affordability by advocates of traditional social housing tenancies, and with a typical price tag of several hundred thousands pounds, "low-cost home ownership" (LCHO) is a misnomer.

So lack of housing affordability means later attempts to start a family, and then more couples forced to turn to IVF treatment in order to have children.

There will be children whose parents refused vaccination; children whose parents were unwittingly not up to date for lack of access; affordability or awareness; adults and travellers who didn't get a needed booster; and babies who are too young to be vaccinated".

Stroke survivors in SSA (vs. HIC) are especially at high risk for recurrent vascular events or death due to undiagnosed or under-controlled vascular risk factors, logistical challenges, low health literacy, and lack of care affordability.

Previous research exploring low enrolment in a community health insurance (CHI) scheme in Uganda identified 'a mixed understanding on the basic principles of CHI and on the routine functioning of the schemes', lack of information, affordability, poor quality of care, enrolment complexities and issues of trust as barriers to enrolment (38, p. 172).

A frequent problem of poorly designed interfaces is the lack of definition and affordability of interface elements which leads to a lack of clarity on the side of the user about their intended use, the order in which they should be used and what consequences they lead to [60].