The phrase "afford despite" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear how to use it without additional context, as the combination does not form a standard expression.
Example: "I can afford to travel, despite my limited budget."
Alternatives: "manage to afford" or "able to afford regardless".
The complaint, filed in state court in Manhattan, outlined how the foundation took formal responsibility for more horses than it could afford, despite repeated warnings of financial distress from its own officers.
But Rummenigge has spoken out to rubbish the move claiming that the fee is simply too much for any club to afford, despite the four-time Ballon d'Or winner reportedly considering his options at the Catalan club according to further reports coming out of Spain in recent weeks.
It said the service could afford that, despite its ongoing and unprecedented financial squeeze.
But many other organs are bought on the black market by those rich enough to afford them, despite a law that bans organ trafficking.
Most can afford to: despite the emirate's high profile, its importance in the regional economy is surprisingly small.For sure, ripples from the turmoil at Dubai World have hit regional markets hard.
Bell described a "penny-dropping" moment one day as she sat at her desk when she realised that if she were to need legal service, she would struggle to afford it – despite a fairly decent salary as a practitioner.
Platini claims that he had a contract as Blatter's adviser between 1998 and 2002 but was not paid in full as Fifa could not afford it – despite the fact it posted a 155m Swiss franc surplus during the period in question.
The people of Bahrain now want what the regime of the ruling Khalifa family can perhaps never afford to give despite its vast resources: the much-sought basic dignity in freedom through a democracy that is by far the overwhelming dream of almost every person deprived of human dignity and freedom.
It is in need of such costly repairs that the city cannot afford the bill, despite the affection of Philadelphians for what is still the largest free-standing masonry building in the world.
They had been looking for a while for something they could afford, however, and despite its condition, Ms. Goldberg was immediately taken with the dimensions of the parlor floor, which has a ceiling almost 12 feet high.
The mind-body connection, he says, is something that we can ill afford to ignore, despite our amazing new medical tools.
