Sentence examples for perceived affordable from inspiring English sources

When presented to the numismatic experts, not all methods and technologies employed were perceived affordable in terms of time and cost for numismatic collections, but nevertheless results could be applicable in single cases.

Associated financial concerns and few perceived affordable housing options reflect the increasing trend of single, older women in Australia becoming vulnerable to housing insecurity and in danger of homelessness [ 50].

The perceived affordability of medications showed a similar pattern; it decreased steadily from high- to low-income countries except for cytisine, which was considered affordable in all countries where it was available (Table 4).

Enabling factors were found to be more influential than barriers; so believing that a product or service would make a difference often meant it was perceived as affordable.

Although "Denver has always been perceived as affordable, family-friendly and good for different interests," he adds, "what we've been hearing from visitors and on the marketing side is there's a gap of appreciation for the city".

Their services were perceived as affordable, friendly, and easily accessible at any time of day or night.

In contrast, home deliveries supervised by traditional birth attendants (TBAs) are usually perceived as affordable, as transportation costs are not necessary and payment is usually negotiable in terms of amount and timing, and can be in kind [ 3].

Assisting Cesar's sales performance is the fact the brand is perceived as an "affordable luxury," Ms. Herrington says, because "in most parts of the country it's under a dollar per unit".

Stock splits often lead to short-term gains in the share price because the share is perceived as more affordable to private investors.

Further, generic medicines were perceived as more affordable for the majority of the population, but lacking quality control and of uncertain efficacy.

The two quotes below exemplify the trade-offs that parents must make when accessible, perceived acceptable, and affordable care are not all possible: When I got the…cards in the mail, they had automatically generated a provider on it based on my zip code… I knew nothing about it, nothing about the provider and I was a little thrown by it.