Sentence examples for until affordable from inspiring English sources

Until affordable technologies arise to allow users to rip movies to hard drives the way they copy music to an iPod, these changer managers might be the best way to organize a large video collection.

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Until the Affordable Care Act, federal law was a bit schizophrenic when it came to group health insurance plans for 50 or more people.

She relied on a pre-existing condition insurance plan (PCIP), which was available through a state program, until the Affordable Care Act was implemented.

Until accessible, affordable mental-health care is a universal right, too many psychiatric patients will continue to receive the reactionary, crisis-driven care that is all our emergency rooms are equipped to provide.

It'll supposedly cost $399, which means those of us who read casually will be stuck with paper books for another however-many years until an affordable feature-rich e-book reader gets released.

Church representatives said the domes are an interim solution to homelessness until more affordable housing options become available.

The GOP's tea party wing changed the calculus dramatically, however, by demanding that the government-funding continuing resolution be held hostage until the Affordable Care Act (better known as Obamacare) was "defunded," delayed or scaled back in some way.

According to Woodruff, Cornyn's decision to separate himself from Sen. Mike Lee's (R-Utah) plan to shut down the government until the Affordable Care Act is repealed looms the largest.

until the Affordable Care Act expands eligibility in 2014.

Diaz believes in the importance of using "appropriate" green technologies for poorer countries: "The challenge is how can the developing world come up with its own model to limit emissions of carbon- we cant afford to buy imported, patented or manufactured solutions from the developed world and can't afford to wait until they become affordable".