Sentence examples for from affordability from inspiring English sources

"It's not clear yet whether buyers are suffering from affordability constraints after a period of strong price rises, hitting tougher lending rules or just looking around and seeing less property available and delaying their buying decisions".

"It is terrible public policy to allow landlords to make a small investment and have that be the basis for permanently removing the apartment from affordability," said Benjamin Dulchin, executive director of the Association for Neighborhood and Housing Development, which represents housing groups.

Prof Gripaios said Devon and Cornwall suffered more from affordability because of "London money" coming into the South West to buy second homes and retirement properties.

Every implementation of the public health insurance option I've seen separates the public health insurance option from affordability provisions.

And on everything from affordability provisions to pay-for mechanisms, she and others seem poised to try and pull the Senate bill toward the House's version.

"All these efforts could very much benefit from affordability and accessibility [of naloxone] which, in most places, is severely limited despite evidence of significant cost-effectiveness and human kindness".

The NAR noted, however, that the housing market will soon get a lift from very favorable buying conditions — not only from improved affordability but also from the stimulus of an $8,000 first-time home buyer tax credit and higher conforming loan limits that will allow more people to tap into 50-year low mortgage rates.

It needs to be part of a multipronged campaign for affordability, from aggressively finding new land to build on to keeping vulnerable people in their homes.

One derives from the accuracy of reporting; the other from the affordability of environmental sensitivity in nations that are so far below the global poverty line.The Caspian seals did not die from oil pollution but viral distemper.

Mr. Thompson lapsed into bureaucratese at times, saying the city was suffering from an "affordability gap".

The latter will be discarded from an affordability assessment, so as long as a person's outgoings on primary elements will be met, then the offer will officially be affordable – the rest are just "lifestyle choices".