Sentence examples for almost unaffordable from inspiring English sources

Millions of Indonesians now find food almost unaffordable.

Malpractice insurance is almost unaffordable for some high-risk specialties such as securities and patent law, where damage claims can run into hundreds of millions of dollars.

High taxes make smartphones an almost unaffordable luxury on the continent, making them twice as expensive as the cost in most developed markets for a population whose wages are two-thirds less by comparison, according to the company.

We also have a middle class whose wages have been stagnant for years, and for whom higher education, including public, has become almost unaffordable.

Such food, which is expensive, is almost unaffordable for the participants and is probably symbolic of a good quality of life.

First, they would immediately have made health care unaffordable for almost seven million Americans, most of whom did not have it before the law was passed.

We have inherited, from the good years, a glut of housing, almost all of it of the unaffordable kind — condos galore — and an increase in office space amid a sudden, steep decrease in the need for it.

In White Plains, her hometown, she found that a one-bedroom apartment for herself and her two teenage children would cost $1,200, almost three times as much, an unaffordable prospect on her $28,000-a-year 28,000-a-year 28,000-a-year salary

Research by the New Policy Institute shows changes to benefits mean that almost all of London is now unaffordable to a family with two children who are supported by housing benefits.

In February 2012, the think tank Policy Exchange urged wholesale reform of the police pension scheme, claiming it cost the public purse almost £2bn a year and was unaffordable.

With a deposit of £20,000, almost 30% of the country remains unaffordable, including all of Greater London and much of the South East.