Sentence examples for impossible to afford from inspiring English sources

"The market rent is around £400-500 a week, which would be impossible to afford.

Nor is the categorical claim that it is fiscally impossible to afford such a structural change in American society.

But since it would have been impossible to afford very old pieces, she started with Impressionism and contemporary art.

Part of the shift is pragmatic: Large studio spaces are harder than ever to come by and, for many, impossible to afford.

Its website says: "Many people think that Antarctica is the impossible destination – impossible to get to, impossible to afford, impossible to understand.

While a falling birth rate reflects a broader trend across Europe, many Italians have said their country's economic downturn has made it impossible to afford starting a family.

We also can't forget about the millions of families who live on the edge of food insecurity, meaning a single financial setback could make it difficult ― or even impossible ― to afford enough to eat.

This additional payment is impossible for him to afford.

The price of rare violins makes it virtually impossible for individuals to afford them.

Charities warned that the cuts would make it almost impossible for refugees to afford food and clothes for their families.

"He works in the City in insurance but it is impossible for him to afford to buy," he says.