Sentence examples for Less affordability from inspiring English sources

The logic of more-is-better seems unassailable to San Francisco's detractors, but inside their more is a lot of less: less diversity, less affordability, less culture, less continuity, less community, less equitable distribution of wealth.

Despite this, it is interesting to note that Italians in this study reported less affordability problems than UK patients.

We have no doubt that the recent recession has made college and university charges less affordable no matter how one measures affordability".

A comparative analysis of the affordability of IBs and LPGs indicates that the former are less affordable than the latter.

Medicinal plants are recognized as rich sources of natural antioxidants that can protect against inflammation-associated oxidative stress with their added advantages, such as less toxicity, affordability and medicinal as well as traditional values.

The SUNY roadmap digs even deeper, exemplifying how higher education can answer nationwide calls for more affordability, less reliance on remedial learning, global access, community college-level workforce training and much more.

As rural communities in many aspects represent less affluent societies, affordability and accessibility of dental services could be a challenge to the poor rural residents.

The affordability (less than $5 US per test) and scalability (one operator can run four 96-well plates in a normal working day) of the ddPCR assay makes it an excellent candidate platform for high throughput KIR CNV genotyping/haplotyping for transplantation registries and for use in large-scale genetic association and population genetics studies.

"As the economic outlook brightens, labour market conditions strengthen and housing affordability becomes less stretched, so demand for housing should improve," Gardner argued.

The Government's own consumer research showed 'a warmer, more comfortable home' was the second most attractive benefit of the Green Deal (46%) and the pilot 'pay as you save' schemes indicated that the precise calculation of payback on investment is less crucial than the affordability of monthly repayments.

Interestingly, participants in his study placed less emphasis on availability, affordability, and acceptability of formal healthcare services.