Sentence examples for affordability limits from inspiring English sources
"Stalling rental growth in the capital raises the question whether London's rents have reached their affordability limits for now".
While these approaches appear to be effective, their affordability limits their use.
With housing costs far exceeding the affordability limit, they've long known the challenges of making difficult economic decisions: do we pay rent, buy necessary medications, keep the heat on, buy our kids schoolbooks?
With its affordability, limited infrastructural, maintenance, and resource requirements, ultrasonography has an especially important role in environments where diagnostic imaging resources are limited.
Along with the increased funding, the newly adopted College Affordability Act limits most tuition increases to 6percentt for resident undergraduate students.
The Clinton plan is, however, more explicit about affordability, promising to limit insurance costs as a percentage of family income.
To combat some of the most egregious problems, Mr Wheatley proposes to enforce proper affordability checks, to limit the number of times a loan can be rolled over and to clamp down on misleading advertising.
But affordability isn't limited to the Midwest.
For some individuals, difficulty in accessing bulk-billing services and increasing out-of-pocket costs in Australia limit affordability of health services, including medications.
Councillor Michael Cook of Cosla said it had already been made clear that the offer represented "the absolute extremity" of what councils could afford, and he added that it was felt by some to be beyond the limits of affordability.
