Sentence examples for affordable I from inspiring English sources

The project caused a stir in July when someone spotted that the 28 "affordable" (i.e. 80percentt of market rate; i.e. not remotely affordable) properties in the development would have a separate entrance, AKA a "po​or door".

When Haringey Council's Planning Sub-Committee voted through the sale on the 16th of March, 2015 against strong local opposition, it was with the guarantee that just 14percentt of the homes in the new development would be "affordable" (i.e. 80percentt of market rate – i.e. not actually affordable).

Prices of the vaccines used in ADC/E/E initiatives have reached maturity in that they are relatively affordable (i.e. roughly $0.50 per dose or less) and in most cases supply and prices are quite stable [ 12].

15, 40– 42 For all these reasons, Lf supplementation could represent a promising safe and affordable (i.e., in emerging countries) approach for prevention and improvement of the clinical outcome for premature newborns with brain injury and altered development.

"I make that point not to say housing is affordable, I think we have a housing affordability problem, but it would be wrong to say that is because of speculative drives in asset prices which are unsustainable, and which will fall off a cliff and undermine our economy".

For a monthly payment that's affordable I get a whole flat to myself – something I could never afford to do (or justify even if I could) if renting privately.

Apart from expense-account lunches and dinners, my wife and I limit ourselves to more affordable wines.I found early on that I could definitely taste a difference between a $5 bottle and an $8 one; and I could still detect a difference between an $8 bottle and a bottle costing $12, and again up to $18.

For example, although the local city council clinic has affordable prices (i.e., Ksh. 20 or USD 0.23) and is within walking distance to the survey participants, only 11.2% of those with acute illnesses sought health care services there.

"I love the idea of doing something affordable, and I love the space," Mr. Delouvrier said, "and if something can be done to save it I will try".

I personally wouldn't call £469 "affordable", but I suppose that depends on your outlook.

"I've always been about every day affordable design, I've never been interested in appealing to oligarchs and that's what makes China so interesting," he says.