Sentence examples for weak affordability from inspiring English sources
They argued that the current bill before the House, which passed the Senate, lacks the votes needed to pass because pro-life Democrats don't believe the abortion restrictions go far enough and progressive Democrats don't like the lack of a public option, the weak affordability measures or the tax on private insurance.
Also, the GDP threshold is a weak indicator of affordability and more work is needed in this area.
Possible reasons for these differences include a weaker infrastructure or affordability of travelling.
And the annual College Board reports on college prices and student aid, to be released Wednesday, make it clear that with the weak economy, the college affordability problem is getting worse.
Howard Archer, at consultants Global Insight, said: "The Nationwide data indicate that there is ongoing major downward pressure on house prices from extremely weak market activity, stretched buyer affordability and tight lending conditions.
Indeed, "affordability" is the weak link in the government's assumption that forcing through the building of huge swaths of housing in the south-east, predicted to be the equivalent to a city larger than Manchester, will be one of the ways of providing cheaper homes for this overheated area.
Abundant tobacco production, weak enforcement of tobacco control measures, easy accessibility and affordability of these products are other factors leading to the rise of the epidemic of tobacco use in the youth.
The retreats' accessibility to several metropolitan areas and their affordability also enhance their appeal at a time when the economy is weak.
