Sentence examples for limits of affordability from inspiring English sources

It warned this week of a "rent rise bubble", stretching the limits of affordability.

The moves are vital to reduce the pensions bill, which is stretching the limits of affordability as people live longer, he will say.

Ticket prices may stretch the limits of affordability and perhaps fan loyalty in both, but there is something to be said for the Mets' having built their ballpark to a nearly 42,000-seat scale that isn't a monument to a generation of American excess.

If similar boosts were made in the euro area and America, says the think-tank, British GDP would decline by 1%.But if the prime minister would have liked to do more, the Treasury's answer, spelt out in perturbing new projections, was that government was pushing at the limits of affordability.

Councillor Michael Cook of Cosla said it had already been made clear that the offer represented "the absolute extremity" of what councils could afford, and he added that it was felt by some to be beyond the limits of affordability.

About 49.8percentt of homeowners with a mortgage in the city were paying 30percentt or more of their income on housing, a level commonly viewed as a limit of affordability, compared with 48.8percentt in 2005.

The enlightened trustees were happy to let a group of earnest young writers use the space until a "proper" tenant came along, charging us something like $230 per month – which, given our lack of funds, seemed the upper limit of affordability.

In New York City, more than half of all renters now spend at least 30percentt of their gross income on housing, a percentage figure commonly seen as a limit of affordability.

Nationally, half of renters and more than one third of mortgage holders — 37percentt, up from 35percentt in 2005, or a rise of more than 1.5 million households — spent at least 30percentt of their gross income on housing costs, the level many government agencies consider the limit of affordability.

Matt even likes the Centro, and the 8830 is a pretty serious phone for $200, although at $100 per month you're starting to push the limit of affordability.

These factors suggest that the limits to affordability in TPI's ARV manufacturing strategy are not overcome by the economic interests of the government.