Sentence examples for making it unaffordable from inspiring English sources

It warns at another point specifically about upgrading housing stock and, therefore, making it unaffordable.

Adding Griffin to the small group plan at the restaurant where Mr. Kohrherr works would have increased premiums for all the workers, making it unaffordable for everyone.

The nearest school is a private institution, where money is needed for fees, transport, books and uniform, making it unaffordable for Deborah.

Were it voluntary, only the sick and old would buy it, pushing up the cost and making it unaffordable to those who need it most (the problem that private medical insurance has in the UK).

Successive years of government cuts to legal aid eligibility and rates of pay have resulted in making it "unaffordable" for much of the public to enforce their rights, a joint parliamentary committee said.

Mylan will start selling a cheaper version of its EpiPen as criticism mounts over a list price for the emergency allergy treatment that has grown to $608 for a two-pack, making it unaffordable for many patients.

As Paul Krugman and many other economists have pointed out, people who choose not to buy (or cannot afford to buy) broccoli do not drive up its cost and make it unaffordable to those who need and want it.

"This is not the first time a sole supply generic drug especially one that has been approved for use as long as Daraprim has had its price increased suddenly and to a level that may make it unaffordable," Baum added in a statement.

During the course of our conversation, he suggested that the rising gasoline prices made it unaffordable for many people to live there.

Since the mid-1970s, howhenr, when plunging congregations made it unaffordable, the church has operated from a small portion of the building.

"When I decided to abandon insurance, I didn't want to lose my patient base and make it unaffordable," he said.