Sentence examples for low affordability and from inspiring English sources
Panmure said: "Like all UK housebuilders, we expect it to report that market conditions remain difficult, with constrained mortgage liquidity, low affordability and poor consumer confidence being the dominant factors.
This aim is extended to include the Pacific people, who like Māori are over-represented by a low socioeconomic situation, reflecting low affordability and health literacy, which in turn affects access.
Look for a high P/E ratio, low affordability, low income growth and a high cost of living.
Low availability and low affordability of medicines are issues that deny this right to a significant proportion of the world population.
High prices, poor availability in public sector facilities and low affordability suggest a number of policy implications for the Brazilian government.
The problem became more complex because of the poor health and hygiene conditions and the relatively low affordability of the greater majority of population living in these zones.
Besides the ecological concerns, the rising cost of chemical fertilizers coupled with the low affordability to small holder farmers have led to growing interests among the scientific and farming community to shift their attention from chemical alone agriculture to integrated nutrient management strategy which utilizes both organic and inorganic nutrient forms (Singh et al. 2010).
In a context of free maternal health care at the point of use, low affordability relates principally to the costs of travelling to a hospital facility, especially during labour.
But lack of affordability itself is a problem; areas with the lowest affordability, including New York, also have suffered from high rates of domestic outmigration.
The justification for low-cost approaches is affordability and sustainability in low-resource environments.
Driving affordability and low end quality should also help to further bulk out Android's marketshare, and perhaps drive loyalty to the platform and discourage switching to another mobile OS at a later stage.
