Sentence examples for change in affordability from inspiring English sources

Yet there was virtually no change in affordability in cities elsewhere.

Overall there was very little change in the affordability of houses outside the south.

Pugh's concerns over the federal government's ability to leverage systemic change in college affordability echo broader questions about the Obama administration's higher education policy.

"I tend to think of these being more along the lines of a publicity stunt rather than a meaningful change in college affordability," Mark Kantrowitz, who runs FinAid.org, told the Star.

You can read more detail on this, and on the coming changes in apartment affordability, in Greg Jericho's excellent column on the topic.

Against this background, this article aims to assess changes in accessibility, affordability and perceptions of efficiency of private health care inpatient (IP) treatment across the states of MH and AP from 2004 05 to 2012.

In Portugal the percentage of per capita gross domestic product needed to purchase 100 packs of cigarettes was 1.66 in 1990 and 1.76 in 2006, representing a small change in the cigarettes affordability in the country over the last decades [ 39].

But, in a written statement, Mrs Hart said: "As a result of ongoing discussions with the UK government there has been a significant change in the assessment of the affordability of a major enhancement of the M4.

This change would cut the standard loan payment of students by about 35% -- a significant broad-based increase in affordability.

Other borrowers are unable to re-mortgage with their existing provider because of their age – some older borrowers won't pass the affordability tests – or a change in circumstances that has resulted in a drop in income.

There's very little good news in this election result for progressive voters, particularly younger Australians hoping for serious action on big issues like climate change, housing affordability, refugee policy and economic inequality.