Sentence examples for robust affordability from inspiring English sources
Montlake said Barclays had a "very robust affordability calculation", so not everyone will qualify for the loan.
The Liberal Democrat MP told BBC News that more "robust" affordability assessments would mean "people are not offered more debt when what they need is debt advice".
The Consumer Finance Association (CFA), which represents the main loan companies, says the industry's new code of practice has brought in more robust affordability tests and increased transparency about charges.
Clinton, while trotting out her plan on college affordability, has been robust in her attacks on Republican candidates of late – speaking out against gaffes on women's reproductive rights from Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio.
A major methodological contribution of the paper is the inclusion of comprehensive private vehicle costs and public transportation expenses in the model that contributes to a more robust estimation and understanding of location affordability.
Dominant business thinking posits a number of drivers behind the innovation imperative of resource-challenged developing countries, including affordability; use of 'service ecosystems'; robust product development; creative application setting; and leapfrog technologies [ 7].
Consider just two areas -- college affordability and health care -- where robust enforcement of current law could help millions of people.
In February this year Goldsmith told Newsnight that "every single application that crosses the mayor's desk should be interrogated with a really robust approach to ensure we get the maximum possible amount of affordability out of it".
A key consideration in adopting gene therapy of PIDs as a viable treatment option is to develop a robust business model to balance profitability of gene therapy developers with affordability of treatments for patients.
Relevance, comprehensiveness, availability, context-appropriateness, affordability, methodological rigor, timeliness, and representation of country situation were characteristics of robust evidence as perceived by policymakers.
