Sentence examples for affording water from inspiring English sources

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Fourteen million families cannot afford water and millions are living with poisoned water and without sanitation services.

When, after privatisation, they could no longer afford water, they drank from streams.

A small glassed-in porch overlooks the lake and a somewhat larger dining room also affords water vistas.

Challenge the pricing misconceptions: We need to be careful with how we communicate that people 'cannot afford' water.

But he lives from hand to mouth and cannot afford water purification tablets; the free supply he got in 2010 ran out long ago.

Californians listed some sore points: the state's leaky water infrastructure, water main breaks and boutique ranches in the hills of Southern California that are lush with flowers and grass because their owners can afford water at any price.

And while a temporary project turned a bus shelter into an urban living room in Minneapolis, a call for proposals to repurpose six big, old fashioned bus shelters for the long term in Rochester, New York, received no replies at all, just "informal proposals" from vendors who could not afford water and electricity hook ups.

"But people can't afford water and the United States has no leadership in the White House right now, so who cares?" Word, Tiffani Ashley Bell.

We have 13 million households that can't afford water.

With 323,000 total customers, nearly half are late on their bills, or cannot afford water.