Sentence examples for trying to afford from inspiring English sources

A pregnant woman should not go broke trying to afford maternity care, and a car accident survivor needs physical therapy to be affordable in order to walk again.

He said that while he feels badly for senior citizens who might find it difficult to keep a home they've lived in all their lives, he also feels badly for young couples trying to afford a home in town.

Spain is considering a variety of ways to address those obstacles: cheaper utility bills for large families; assistance for young couples who are trying to afford homes; the creation of hundreds of thousands of new preschools and nursery schools; and longer hours for existing schools, an accommodation for working parents.

If they want to protect early childhood education, it will mean further reducing things like financial aid for young people trying to afford college.

The skyscraper graphics and trillion dollar budget conversations are a long way from translating into everyday financial dilemmas such as trying to afford to replace the car or organise a family holiday.

"Senator Harkin has built a legacy on being a champion for students trying to afford college.

O.K., at least the Grizzlies did not try to afford Gay's contract by raffling off assault rifles to raise money.

As people downsize, and/or try to afford a second home for part of the year, using small spaces wisely seems to be a challenge we need to grapple with, more than just young people starting out knowing they will move up and out in the future.

Biden said he and Obama tried to afford Donald Trump the same courtesy that George W. Bush showed them: remaining quiet as the new administration took over.

For patients with the most severe symptoms -- and only those with the most severe symptoms -- it basically comes down to this: Would you rather have your loved one continue living with agitation, psychosis, mania or other extreme conditions, or would you rather try to afford your loved one a better quality of life despite the risks?

Try to afford yourself the same generosity.