Sentence examples for considered affordable from inspiring English sources

Though it is difficult to assess true affordability, treatments costing one days' wage or less were considered affordable [ 7].

But Mr. Edwards's own mandate would not take effect until insurance is considered affordable.

In many cases the sales values are below what is considered affordable".

To be considered affordable, a lightweight vehicle must be able to be manufactured inexpensively in large quantities.

Today, buying art with income from endowments is next to impossible for most museums, even in the world of contemporary art, which used to be considered affordable.

Now with condos selling for up to 50percentt more than a co-op, they have become very popular and are considered affordable".

"Under the current evaluation mechanism, a cure would only be considered affordable if it cost no more than two years of conventional therapy," the report says.

He and Coupe said Sainsbury's would walk away if it could not get a deal at a price it considered affordable.

And the averages understate the actual shortage of space available at what many consider affordable rents.

But the water in the city cost "far above the threshold for what the United Nations considers affordable," according to Grant.

As a court-appointed master in dozens of exclusionary-zoning lawsuits, he knows some towns consider affordable housing a bitter pill.