Sentence examples for less able to afford from inspiring English sources

Poorer Russians will be less able to afford imported food and consumer goods.

But low-income students, he said, will be less able to afford college.

They may also serve to "subsidize" the cost of smoking for those less able to afford it, the study said.

Equally, certain Gulf operators will be less able to afford peddling pernicious versions of Islam around the world.

"The middle class is less and less able to afford what they used to, and more and more suspicious".

"Those people in poor countries that have a hard time affording food, they're going to be even less able to afford it now".

He suggested that Apple would benefit if Nokia pursues Android handset-makers, because they have smaller margins and would be less easily able to afford royalties.

The Roma are much less likely to be able to afford these costs, and possibly also less willing, therefore not utilizing the services.

Charles N. Kahn III, president of the Health Insurance Association of America, and Ronald F. Pollack, executive director of Families USA, said they had focused on low-wage employees because these workers were less likely to be offered health benefits and less likely to be able to afford them.

It makes them more vulnerable and less likely to go and see a GP, less likely to be able to afford to buy vegetables and salad and fresh fruit," he said.

In many sectors, particularly banking, expat packages have become less generous since the financial crisis, meaning you're far less likely to be able to afford a luxury pad in a swanky area of town.