Sentence examples for affordable attributes from inspiring English sources

We argue that frequency and recency are the only two affordable attributes of cache history that can be leveraged to predict a good replacement.

Also, one of the ways leasing made more expensive cars seem affordable was by attributing to them high second-hand values after the lease was over.

In Europe comp sales rose 4.3% in the month, led by France and the U.K., partly offset by Germany, attributed to affordable menu choices, seasonal and fourth-tier menu options and a contemporary restaurant environment.

According to the paper, Gohmert "attributed the Affordable Care Act as the root of some of the nation's financial and healthcare issues".

The North Fork of Long Island has many attributes — great wines, (relatively) affordable summer rentals and a lovely carousel — but shopping has never been the area's strong suit.

And it's unmistakably an effect of the Affordable Care Act -- the analysts attribute it to "expanded insurance coverage through Medicaid and the Marketplaces".

More recently, the decline in dental caries amongst school children in Nepal, a low-income country, has been attributed to improved access to affordable fluoride toothpaste in Nepal [ 15].

Others attribute it to a lack of affordable housing.

Abortion opponents argue the nationwide decline is a result of changing attitudes about abortion, while advocates attribute it to greater access to affordable contraception.

A quick glance at the historical record shows that solo practice has been on the wane for most of the past three decades, so the decline can't be attributed wholly to MACRA, or the Affordable Care Act (Exhibit 1).

He attributed rising homelessness to a shortage of affordable housing; rent for a two-bedroom apartment is currently about $1,200 a month.