Sentence examples for newly affordable from inspiring English sources

Deeper price reductions may make some restaurants newly affordable.

Consumers in Kenya, South Africa and Nigeria are increasingly using video and media services on newly affordable smartphones.

Franchises justifiably fret over the increasingly enticing option of fans sitting at home in front of their newly affordable 50-inch H.D. set.

as part of a larger trend toward such elaborate books, now that digital technology and inexpensive Asian labor have made production newly affordable.

DAVID LEONHARDT has responded to my earlier post on whether now is a good time to buy a home in many "newly affordable" markets.

As early as the 1910's, said Mark Mederski, director of the museum, motorcycle makers felt price pressure from the newly affordable Model T from Ford.

A recent posting from a city agency advertised newly created affordable housing.

Meanwhile, much of the newly constructed affordable housing subsidized by New York State through bonds issued by the Housing Finance Agency (some 5,562 new units since January 2011) is required to remain rent-regulated.

Mr. Coleman, who is single, is one of 25 first-time homeowners in the newly built affordable housing development called West End 2000.

He and his 36-year-old wife, Maria, have a household income of £35,000 and rent a newly built affordable home they are planning to buy in Plymouth.

This will be a new type of tenancy for newly built affordable homes, aimed at helping average earners in the capital save for a deposit by offering them a below-market rent.