Sentence examples for difficulty to afford from inspiring English sources
The result is more worthy of note when it was shown that more than 35% of urban households of China had difficulty to afford healthcare cost, or were poverished by the health costs [ 30].
Monetary savings by insulation can also have equity benefits as they are relevant for subgroups that have difficulties to afford cost of heating.
Clinician 13 (female psychologist) also spoke of difficulties related to affording autonomy to clients when their caregivers were not supportive of this.
Financial difficulties leading to inability to afford regular meals were also raised as a reason for not taking medication.
Until then, Labour's forerunner, the Labour Representation Committee, had the greatest difficulty finding working-class candidates able to afford to stand for election.
The difficulties in accessing primary care faced by women in SBP has been reported to be due to a variety of factors, including lack of knowledge of available services [ 10, 34], and practical challenges such as lack of transport, or inability to afford public transport, and difficulty attending appointments during practice opening times [ 11, 18].
At first glance, the picture of alienated labour and precariousness – even the heartbreak and desolation – feel like difficulties some people might like to be able to afford.
I doubt that my guardians will be able to afford my university education – they already face difficulties covering our academic needs now.
Being able to afford college.
Some respondents had difficulties affording the cumulative costs of attending a doctor to obtain a prescription then buying the medicine: "… We have great problems being able to afford 30 70 dollar doctor's fees even if you can claim it back.
