Sentence examples for not very affordable from inspiring English sources

Solar adsorption air conditioning performs a magician's trick, using only the heat of the sun to cool the indoor air, but so far it is not very affordable or adaptable to home use.

Housing campaigners mock much of this "affordable" housing as not very affordable at all, given that in some cases only households with incomes upwards of 70 grand need apply for it.

He was asked about a report compiled on his behalf by government assessors into the unusually low number of (not very) affordable homes planned for the massive and controversial redevelopment of Earls Court.

Manhattan has a lot of the attributes I'm looking for in a market: Over 70 percent of the people rent; housing is not very affordable; it has a large cohort of 20- to 35-year olds; and lastly, there are a lot of value-created opportunities.

"But for those in deprived areas, healthy food is not very affordable either for a lot of people".

"I feel that the education system is important, and it's not very affordable," said Russell, 42, who took part in the poll.

This was, in essence, the developer's justification for the unusually low amount of not-very-affordable housing its plans include.

Very few conditions are placed on how redevelopment should happen, apart from some commitments to build "affordable" homes, which are not really affordable at 80percentt of market rates.

Still small batch and very affordable, it's not as mainstream as Knob Creek or Bulleitt.

Unlike the Abecedarian Project, Africadarian is very affordable and does not rely on highly skilled professionals but use easily trained carers for pre-school centres and teachers in normal schools doing 'catch-up' in class, using a range of simple but specialised products.

"You can't touch Brooklyn, and Staten Island is very affordable," Ms. Strassberg said.