Sentence examples for problems of affordability from inspiring English sources

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".

Republicans either agreed in principle with some of the olutions Obama negotiated to the problems of affordability and access in health care, or they thought that repealing those provisions would be too unpopular politically.

The most powerful is the increasing problem of affordability.

Mark Willis, a senior policy fellow at New York University's Furman Center for Real Estate and Urban Policy, says blocking developments would only make the problem of affordability worse.

Strong demand and limited supply of housing means the problem of affordability is likely to get much worse over the next two decades, said the National Housing and Planning Advice Unit.

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

"The underlying problem is the problem of affordability of health care in the United States," said Helen Darling, the president of the National Business Group on Health, a coalition of companies.