Sentence examples for generally unaffordable from inspiring English sources
Treatments were generally unaffordable, costing as much as 15 days wages for a course of ceftriaxone.
Health care is distant and mostly unaffordable.
More young adults live at home in areas where typical housing costs – particularly rents – are generally more unaffordable and consume a larger share of income.
AFRAN/AFPNA and the national societies will have to liaise with governments, industry and other funders and this is likely to be challenging in an environment where treatment provision is generally seen as unaffordable.
What's more, high ARM share generally means a market is unaffordable to its residents.
I've railed against some for years: farm subsidies (food would be produced without them); Amtrak (it is non-essential transportation); public broadcasting and culture subsidies (these are unaffordable frills); community development block grants (they generally don't enrich poor communities).
While millennials generally struggle to get on the housing ladder due to unaffordable deposits – the average is now £20,000, rising to £80,000 in London – it can be further out of reach for the young and disabled who are more likely to be in low-paid work, rely on benefits, or require a more expensive property.
The third was the least well understood in advance of the vote and generally less well-off than the others, responding to low wages; low pensions; unaffordable housing; mill, mine, factory and fishery closures; unemployment; Britain's diminished military might; the challenging of traditional masculine values.
