Sentence examples for afford after from inspiring English sources

They also wanted on-site medical care, a luxury they could afford after a lifetime of careful saving and investing.

Ms. Chatzky, however, chose to move into a home that was less than she could afford after her divorce.

In August, he reaffirmed his interest in buying Saks, the American high-end fashion chain, which he said Baugur could afford after selling some assets.

She is on antidepressants, for which the military pays at the moment and which she's worried she won't be able to afford after her official discharge.

In Washington, Lance Fuller, a 26-year-old with a degree in journalism, spent the end of last month packing up a two-bedroom apartment he can no longer afford after being laid off.

That belly-flop cost HBO momentum it could ill afford after the end of "The Sopranos," but luckily other networks — some cable, some not — stepped in to fill the gap.

"It's just a traditional way of welcoming," the 22-year-old Kenyan said of the homecoming he was afforded after breaking the world 800m record twice on the European circuit in August last year.

And for a time it looked like that might set the scene for a real ideological battle: Turnbull's tax cuts versus Shorten's message of inclusive growth – that spending on health and education to prevent rising inequality was a prerequisite for growth, not something that could be afforded after the benefits of tax cuts "trickled down" through the economy.

Its ethanol extract afforded, after repeated chromatographic separations, two pure individual compounds.

The light petroleum fraction of the ethanol extract afforded, after repeated chromatographic procedures, five pure individual compounds.

An in-situ reduction of GO afforded after treatment, a semi-transparent hydrogel containing reduced graphene (rGO) that could be easily manipulated without apparent syneresis phenomenon.