Sentence examples for too affordable from inspiring English sources
But he added: "It's still not too affordable.
"The strong won made overseas education become affordable, perhaps too affordable, for more South Koreans," said Choi Won-seok, an executive director at uhak.com, an agency based in Seoul that helps students study abroad.
In other words, the subsidies would make health insurance too affordable to exempt them from buying insurance.
"The upstairs level of the Houston Whole Foods is for those who find the main floor too affordable or too common.
Serial rape and murder figure prominently in two of these stories; in another, a man kills his wife and forces his teenage son to help him; and in the only fully fantastic tale here, a man purchases — from the Devil, of course — health and happiness at the too-affordable price of the ruin of his best friend's family.
There are too few affordable homes and even fewer permanently affordable ones.
"The newly privatised Royal Mail is just chasing profit and our concern is that Boris Johnson is going to wave this through with too few affordable homes".
But a new report by the office of City Councilman Brad Lander, a Brooklyn Democrat and housing expert, says that that strategy is producing too few affordable units and that the city should require developers to build more of them.
Developers can appeal at national level against schemes that he rejects for offering too little affordable housing, and on a national scale, the Conservative policy is more favourable to developers.
All too often affordable housing can be a block on mobility and aspiration, so instead Conservatives will ensure that living in social accommodation means that you'll get a "freedom pass" to get on and do more with your life.
