Sentence examples for relatively unaffordable from inspiring English sources
A Tesco Finest Fairtrade Organic Ready-to-Eat Mango may be a delicacy, but its cost makes it relatively unaffordable.
With a few goals, the solution may remain relatively unaffordable or the problem may be intractable to available technology (e.g., the high cost of drinking water systems in some regions and the weak progress on sanitation in virtually all regions).
Because of the tech boom, San Francisco housing prices are now among the highest in the nation — steep enough to be unaffordable even for relatively affluent tech workers, many of whom are settling in Berkeley instead.
Those fees are unaffordable for all but relatively well-off older adults, however.
In the emerging world too much cash goes to universal fuel subsidies that disproportionately favour the wealthy (in Asia) and unaffordable pensions that favour the relatively affluent (in Latin America).
While disconnecting people who are able to pay but choose not to can be justified, the experts stressed that in a city like Detroit, with its sky-high poverty and unemployment rate, the relatively expensive cost of water is simply unaffordable for a significant portion of the population.
In the end, the new regulation could allow some people ― especially those who find current coverage unaffordable ― to buy ultra-cheap, relatively skimpy plans.
The study concludes that an income elasticity which ranges from 0 to 0.10 suggests that drugs are unaffordable because within-country income contributes to relatively high prices.
While so many other countries are lumbered with huge, unaffordable state pension benefits paid from taxes on workers, Britain has done relatively well in building up funded occupational and personal plans.
Make college education unaffordable.
