Sentence examples for boost affordability from inspiring English sources
Nokia has also focused on lowering the total cost of ownership of these quasi-smart devices, with long battery life and a cloud web browser which compresses data before delivering it to lower browsing costs, to help boost affordability.
According to the CML, the proportion of British incomes devoted to mortgage-interest payments fell by four percentage points over the 12 months to November 2009.But now that rates are about as low as they can get, that boost to affordability cannot be repeated.
However, the direction of Treasury policy is to augment it with other plans, such as the starter homes initiative and the extension of right to buy to housing associations, which have the same objective of encouraging home ownership with short-lived boosts to affordability.
Therefore, the roles and relationships involving state political leaders and higher education leaders are especially critical to ensuring college affordability, boosting degree production, and strengthening our workforces.
"The government's housing white paper is an opportunity to boost housing supply and affordability.
"New-home inventory remains low, interest rates are favorable, housing affordability is near record highs, and near-term demand should be boosted by the home-buyer tax credit".
In general, though, our own era's financial collapse appears to have boosted attendance at fairs across the country, from Delaware to Wisconsin to Minnesota -- a rise fair officials attribute, in part, to the relative affordability of the events, as summer outings go.
On Wednesday he'll visit Iowa and Arizona to promote ideas to boost American manufacturing; on Thursday in Nevada and Colorado he'll discuss energy; and in Michigan Friday he'll talk about college affordability, education and training.
Another issue is affordability.
