Sentence examples for affordability barriers from inspiring English sources

The private rental sector has grown rapidly in recent years, driven by a fall in social housing and affordability barriers for people aspiring to own their own homes.

The program utilizes a for the community, in the community delivery approach that aims to address common accessibility and affordability barriers experienced by youth living in a low-income community.

The epinephrine auto-injector (EAI) market in this country is a remarkable microcosm of almost every issue involved and those that are currently haunting pharmaceutical market policies in the United States; access challenges, rapidly growing affordability barriers, lack of meaningful competition, and limited innovation.

Significant resources have been directed towards addressing affordability barriers through free provision of ITNs to vulnerable groups.

However, there has been no research on affordability barriers and other factors that may contribute to racial disparities in AOD treatment use.

In addition, findings suggest that affordability barriers are somewhat stronger determinants of AOD treatment access for poor Coloured persons compared to their Black African counterparts.

At MWC carrier Bharti Airtel, which operates in India and Africa, called for $30 smartphones to help push down the affordability barrier.

Motorola recently introduced a handset for less than $40, which helps address what Ramachandran calls the affordability barrier.

At $35 apiece, and even $25 for the Model A Pi, the Pi does a lot to break down the affordability barrier to computing — although it still requires additional peripherals (screen, keyboard, mouse) to turn it into a fully fledged computer terminal.

At a keynote session on connecting the "next billions", taking place at the Mobile World Congress trade show in Barcelona today, Manoj Kohli, CEO of carrier Bharti Airtel – which operates in India and Africa — said the price of smartphones needs to come down to $30, and mobile data dongles to $10, to break down the affordability barrier.

Mr Moore says the main obstacle to the growth of solar in Africa is the unaffordability of purchasing solar power "up front" for consumers, though he believes M-Kopa Solar has been so successful to date because it addresses the affordability barrier head on.