Sentence examples for cannot afford to share from inspiring English sources

The Welsh language cannot afford to share S4C's revenues but in order to protect them we need to campaign for a fundamental realignment of the BBC's spending.

If we say we can't afford this work, maybe what we are really saying is that we cannot afford to share beauty with our children.

If it wants to run a high frequency service, then Thameslink cannot afford to share its lines with anyone else.

John Scher, a veteran promoter in New York and New Jersey, called String Cheese Incident's efforts "a righteous cause," but added that in most cases the cost of booking quality acts was so high that promoters cannot afford to forgo their share of ticketing fees, known in the industry as rebates.

Governors complain that they cannot afford to put up their share of the money.

You cannot afford to let the audience share for your main channel drop to the point where licence-fee payers feel short-changed, and evasion starts to rise again.

Microsoft cannot afford to cede mind and market share to Google, which provides a free Office competitor, and it must preserve its revenue from the product, which is a key profit source.

The patriarch of the family that owns about 30% of Fiat's shares cannot afford to be so dismissive today.

Casablanca start-up Carmine facilitates car sharing, a solution for young professionals who cannot afford to buy their own vehicle.

Morizo cannot afford to lose.

FIFA cannot afford to filibuster.