Sentence examples for lower affordability from inspiring English sources

The Dashboard predicts this will result in the production of more affordable units than if a lower affordability standard were in place, and that they will likely be built on-site.

Powell said while lending restrictions had hit Melbourne and Sydney the hardest, Melbourne was in "better shape" thanks to a "growing employment sector, lower affordability hurdles and stronger population growth supporting the underlying demand for housing".

Soaring house prices and rentals may lower affordability for many.

Higher inequality, therefore, is associated with both lower affordability and slower growth.

This could be due to the procyclical relationship between macro-economic conditions and smoking behaviour (ie, hard times lead to less smoking because of lower affordability), or it may simply reflect a continuation of trends already in place prior to the crisis.

On the Board of Supervisors, she's backed some landlord-friendly legislation, voted against limiting the number of days an apartment may be rented out on short-term housing sites like Airbnb, and implemented a controversial rezoning policy that critics say increased density without lowering affordability.

While equity and credit markets did rebound from their May-June dislocation, higher interest rates have hit the housing market quite hard, reflected in a sharp fall in the mortgage-refinance index, lower home affordability, and declining purchases.

It will look bad politically if they lower the affordability threshold from 25percentt.

With each of the safe harbors the I.R.S. has proposed, employers trade convenience or certainty for, potentially, a lower threshold for affordability.

"He endorsed me because he knows I'm a businessman who can get results just like he's done — improving the economy, affordability, lower taxes," Cox said in an interview.

Respondents with less perceived need for medications, more medication concerns, and lower perceived medication affordability had significantly higher scores on the intentional non-adherence scale (higher scores indicating greater intentional non-adherence).