Sentence examples for if unaffordable from inspiring English sources

Two decades ago, the notion that homeless people needed housing seemed reasonable, if unaffordable, to many city officials.

While the cards are, on the one hand, just a bit of fun, putting purchases on credit can be a serious business, especially if you end up in unaffordable debt.

In these conditions, traditional long-term population monitoring is a difficult if not unaffordable task.

But if he were to lose it, or if it became unaffordable, we would lose the safety of knowing he's an appointment away from life-saving medication.

Mr Hockey had declared: "If housing were unaffordable in Sydney, no one would be buying it".

And many, if they were unaffordable and lacked landmark status, were knocked down.

Under the new law, coverage is deemed unaffordable if an employee's share of the premium exceeds 9.5 percent of his or her household income.

Governments pensions typically cannot be rescinded because they are protected by law and state constitutions, even if they prove unaffordable — hence Vallejo's bankruptcy.

Insurance is deemed unaffordable if the cost — after government subsidies and employer contributions — is more than a certain share of a person's income.

"The public bill for dealing with these is already massive and I am told it could become completely unaffordable if we do not see a shift in emphasis.

When asked at a press conference on Tuesday if residential property in Australia's biggest city was out of the reach of many, Hockey said: "If housing were unaffordable in Sydney, no one would be buying it".