Sentence examples for rendered unaffordable from inspiring English sources
We know the consequences of the ruling: If it stands, about 4.8 million Americans will lose their subsidies and likely their health insurance, since it would be rendered unaffordable; there are residents of as many as 36 states that let the federal government establish their exchanges.
Apparently, people leave the tickets to commemorate the couple's support of the French Maoists, who once gave Metro tickets away after a hefty price hike rendered them unaffordable to many ordinary workers.
The world, as the media constantly report, is experiencing a shortage of food, and even when food is available, the rising prices are rendering it unaffordable to the poor.
John Sifton, the Asia advocacy director for Human Rights Watch, told The New York Times that those pharmaceutical provisions will "literally kill people" by rendering medicines unaffordable.
Everyone's being paid precisely their marginal product (their value added to their firm's production at the margin) and to increase their pay by mandate is to render them unaffordable.
Gordon Brown handled the financial crash with world-leading deftness but some voters sensed it had rendered social democracy unaffordable for the foreseeable future.
And a pounding recession pummeled the value of their real estate and new financial investments, rendering their properties unaffordable.
But in the decades since, Mrs. Clinton said, college costs have risen astronomically, rendering higher education unaffordable to many middle-class families.
The association between food environments and obesity might be different for populations with high income compared with low because having a low income may render healthful foods unaffordable, even when they are available in one's neighborhood.
Medical inflation would quickly render health coverage completely unaffordable.
