Sentence examples for raises affordability from inspiring English sources

The high variability in the cost results summarised in Table 1 raises affordability as a major policy consideration, in addition to concerns for effectiveness, efficiency and equity of access.

In terms of gross cost (i.e. ignoring potential cost offsets), costs for application Australia-wide, varied from AUD130m per annum (lap banding for severely obese adolescents), to less than AUD1m per annum (controlling TV advertising of 'junk food'; targeted multi-faceted school-based program), raising affordability as an important issue for policy-makers to consider.

But when the ALP raised housing affordability and fears of a Sydney housing "bubble" the government accused the opposition of wanting houses to be worth less, or as Hockey put it on Wednesday to "smash house prices".

Table 3 illustrates the key characteristics and the frequency of participants who raised the affordability issues as negative factors during the interviews.

The price of organic versus conventional food, for instance, raises questions about the affordability of precautionary avoidance.

Clinton also emphasized college affordability, raising the minimum wage, and her support for labor unions.

All groups could see that community treatment offered patients convenience, but raised concerns about affordability.

It also raises inevitable questions about the affordability of our current funding system, which needs to be looked at.

In societies that regard themselves as egalitarian, the idea of a MOOC- infused education raises serious questions of legitimacy, affordability and social consequences.

However, the available transport options are not always at the disposal of all social groups, which raises questions on the equitability and affordability of transport means.

"Stalling rental growth in the capital raises the question whether London's rents have reached their affordability limits for now".