Sentence examples for Very unaffordable from inspiring English sources
"Westchester County is becoming very unaffordable," he said.
That was while 61% found credit to be either quite or very unaffordable.
Shelter's research has shown many people can't even afford the cheapest low-cost home ownership schemes, so there's a real danger "affordable" homes could be built that are very much unaffordable for local people.
Current clinical TB textbooks on TB are very expensive; unaffordable in developing countries; outdated; predominantly written by UK/US authors; and do not have updated recommendations for treatment of HIV-infected patients with TB.
In the current economic climate, with locally unaffordable, very high property values, the traditional Cornish communities, shops and business not related to tourism are failing fast.
In eastern Uganda, improved seeds, which could help address some of the problems farmers face, are not only very expensive, so unaffordable for most people, but are not readily available.
Other arguments advanced to explain why the respondents prefer free integrated screening services were the high likelihood that the male partners of women would not give money for screening and that fee for screening plus treatment and transport expenses would make screening very expensive and unaffordable to many women.
But unless it starts to impose limits on industrial and electricity emissions – which would involve a price passed on to consumers – the cost of using Direct Action to reach tougher targets after 2020 would very quickly become utterly unaffordable.
ARTs are currently the most effective means of treating HIV-infected individuals, but they are very expensive and so unaffordable for most.
The reasons are complex, but the fact is that the A.N.C. government has done very little to stem this unaffordable outflow of crucial skills.
Eventually, the poorest people lose everything -- some even wind up in jail -- over what started out as a very small, but for them unaffordable, fine for a minor offense.
