Sentence examples for afford it with from inspiring English sources
Mr. Christie's plan came more than two months after he had scrapped a commuter rail tunnel under the Hudson River, saying that New Jersey could not afford it with its main fund for highway repairs about to run dry.
Many Manchester City followers simply couldn't afford it: with travel, it cost a family the same as a package holiday.
Health insurance has long been an issue for them, because they could not afford it with Mr. Kreamer's small business.
The secretary of the Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU), Dave Oliver, said Abbott was "targeting those who can least afford it with another unfair cut".
Yet he follows the news avidly ("the most emotional programme on television"), and travels yearly in Pakistan, "now I can afford it", with local travel-writer friends.
Land prices around this new infrastructure are bound to spike, he continues, at which point that land will be sold at a premium to those who can afford it – with the proceeds being used to construct more of the project.
In her Yes/No account book, she doubtless noted the price she must pay for their union, and she afforded it with good grace until the day Alfred died.
Dalman, a former City investment banker at Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank, who took over from Johannes Sittard in February, said: "We have continued to review board composition, mindful of the need to progressively refresh the board, with a view to affording it with talented and dedicated directors.
Consider replacing items that can be replaced, such as wooden spoons for metallic ones, a synthetic watch for a metallic amalgam one (or pure gold if you can afford it!), pens with plastic instead of metallic outer shells etc. Try coating keys with pure nail polish to create a barrier between you and the metal of the keys.
Rock stars and business travelers who can afford it travel with their pets by private plane.
If not, we would only get students who could afford it either with their own or their parents' transport".
