Sentence examples for problem of affordability from inspiring English sources

The most powerful is the increasing problem of affordability.

But there is a problem of affordability, I know one major drama school is worried that only rich kids can access an arts education".

Like all the research being conducted by HAI, it exemplifies a willingness to look at the problem of affordability from all perspectives and in fresh ways.

That makes sense, because as HAI personnel will tell you the problem of affordability is being redefined, all the time, by a host of factors.

Deciding instead to fund operations routinely from the defence budget implies Britain's commitment to Afghanistan is becoming "garrisoned", like UK forces in Germany during the cold war – and exposes the acute problem of affordability.

Huang Yanzhong, a professor at Seton Hall University who studies Chinese health care, told me that the spate of violent incidents reflects the failure of the reforms to solve the problem of affordability and access.

A combination of reasons account for this, including problems of affordability, location, infrastructure and service deficiencies.

Especially in such prosperous times, these problems of affordability are "deeply troubling," said Nicolas P. Retsinas, the center's director.

Problems of affordability, not just for low-income people; middle-income people are also complaining a lot about the price of their mortgages and rent.

The Resolution Foundation's recent analysis showed home ownership is at its lowest level in 30 years and that problems of affordability are not confined to the south east.

"On the other hand, if we only incentivise ownership, and you spread around the idea that if you are wise, you really need to own property … then you are going to have problems of affordability".