When he spells it out, what he is talking about is a small and gradual real-term fall in prices to make property more affordable over time, the end of boom and bust in the property market.
"Instead we will work with families to ensure that housing becomes more affordable over time".
However, rabid early adopters bought anyway, and the technology naturally became more affordable over time.
Moreover, large screens, tiled arrays or VR environments should be taken into consideration by programmers and designers as they become more and more affordable over time.
The Strasbourg shuffle is a prime example of the expensive diplomatic contortions that were necessary to appease Europe's many constituencies — and seemed more affordable when times were flush.
Based on this estimate, the Dow now sells for a somewhat more affordable 20 times its year-2000 earnings.
Today, more affordable quadrupole-time-of-flight (qTOF) instruments, such as the Waters SYNAPT G2-Si, the Bruker maXis II, and the Thermo Fisher Scientific benchtop Orbitrap mass spectrometers, have made the technology more accessible.
Mark Lyonette, chief executive of the Association of British Credit Unions, said: "Many credit unions help members to escape from the high-cost trap of payday lending, repay over a more affordable period of time and get their finances back in order".
For those in lower income brackets, the rise of SMS, reduced costs and unlimited plans makes texting an appealing (and more affordable) to spending time talking on the phone.
These technological innovations could make the practice of law more affordable at a time when eighty percent of low-income people and as many as half of those of middle income face their legal problems without a lawyer, often because they cannot afford one.
