Its once generous welfare state now looks completely unaffordable and Germany is now suffering a brain drain of scientists. |
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For we will not be able to continue if we are unaffordable, or unreliable in broad terms. |
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Staying alive is a daily struggle with only one meal per day, with school fees and uniforms being considered unaffordable luxuries. |
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When she was an adolescent, during Vietnam's famine years, pho was an unaffordable luxury. |
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The dispute here is a tempest in a teapot created by impoverished healthcare budgets that make the above steps unaffordable. |
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Typically, these candidates are originally from Dublin, but were driven out by unaffordable property prices. |
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Risks are spread among pools of insured people so that premiums for individuals are not unaffordable. |
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All that happens is that another avalanche of data is added to a largely unconsulted archive which is increasingly unaffordable to store. |
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For those who say that increasing tuition will cause education to become unaffordable for many average students, I disagree. |
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Yes they may be prettier, edgier and all, but they are also even more expensive and unaffordable. |
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In 1997, the great fear was that houses were becoming unaffordable for first-time buyers. |
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It is not a secret that housing in the capital city over the last 10 years has become a nightmare and unaffordable to the average working class. |
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But in some areas, house prices have reached such a level that properties have become unaffordable, despite the low cost of borrowing. |
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Whatever the actual bill turns out to be, be assured that its price tag is a huge unaffordable social risk. |
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Though he would like to return home he is hesitant because of the fact that health care is unaffordable. |
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Even when respite care is available, it is often unaffordable or is not compensated by insurance programs. |
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Keeping horses at livery and going out hunting are expensive pursuits that are totally unaffordable by those claiming penury status. |
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The price of health insurance for many self-employed workers and small businesses became unaffordable. |
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They are generally perceived as luxury products, expensive and largely unaffordable to most Belarusians. |
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The committee looked at the performance of the Affirmative Action Loan Scheme and found that the loans were unaffordable. |
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He said Zesco's aim should be to attract more people to access the commodity instead of making it unaffordable. |
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It is not that house prices have risen but that they have risen so much as to make accommodation unaffordable. |
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You may think that finding your calling is an unaffordable luxury in this tough business environment. |
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This means that people who perhaps cannot afford to buy a building outright can have some exposure to a previously unaffordable asset. |
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Unless migrants also find sustainable employment, the running costs of formal housing may be unaffordable for the very poor. |
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That's actually pretty accurate in terms of linking homelessness, unaffordable housing, and poverty! |
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Furthermore, it is permitted for Egypt to refuse the registration of any drugs that are seen as extremely expensive or unaffordable. |
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However, many small investors mistakenly believe that highly-priced shares are both expensive and unaffordable. |
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Compulsory, unaffordable insurance and a surfeit of red tape would encourage providers to move to more profitable alternatives. |
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It is not in our members' interest to negotiate unaffordable equal pay agreements. |
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I am not saying that this is an unaffordable price, as all of us, European consumers, are paying it month by month. |
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Produced nowadays in every continent, bovine meat has been for a long time an expensive and so unaffordable foodstuff. |
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Many scholarly journals in the scientific, technical and medical fields have become almost unaffordable for the average individual subscriber. |
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The pressure of the high cost of living, unaffordable housing and high taxes invite corruption. |
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Such housing may be unaffordable, particularly in high-cost urban cores, but there is a fundamental market demand for it. |
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Unfortunately, their equipment, like their high quality ingredients, is currently unaffordable for working families. |
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The XR preparations are often unaffordable for affected families who are disproportionally among the lower socioeconomic strata. |
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Finding the connection fee for a land line unaffordable, low-income households rely on mobile phones. |
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Neil exposed the fact that the party's much-touted citizen's income had not been accurately costed and was unaffordable. |
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Mr Hunt hardly mentions the far bigger crisis in the NHS: unaffordable rising demand from Britain's greying population. |
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The majority of one-bedroom homes in the south-east would be unaffordable within 10 years. |
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But by then land prices had already begun their stomach-churning ascent, making downtown unaffordable to most immigrants. |
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That is simply irresponsible and unaffordable in our current circumstances. |
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He suggested that there would be new rights to all sorts of unaffordable land for the first nations. |
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No one should be denied the opportunity to complete a good quality primary education because it is unaffordable. |
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Indeed, some people were forced to refuse certain treatment options that were unaffordable. |
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Many other households risk becoming homeless because of unaffordable rents. |
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The Regulations contain provisions which allow services and care to be provided when the cost of the care is unaffordable. |
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When American house prices decreased, many borrowers found that their mortgage was higher than the value of their house and unaffordable. |
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Looking at these levels of funding, the financing of exemptions policies does not seem to be unaffordable. |
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We realize that a universal program might be unaffordable, but there could be some criteria set that would make it affordable. |
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Although the cost of new hardware has been in constant decline, it remains unaffordable for most people in developing countries. |
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A public health-care option, or a Medicare buy-in will solve the problem of unaffordable health care in this country? |
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Electrical dryers are expensive and unaffordable to most small farmers. |
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Their core belief, unsupported by evidence or logic, is that homes are unaffordable because investors drive up prices. |
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As for the selling of urea fertiliser, the Agency had to cancel the auction because the prices were so high that the fertiliser would have been unaffordable for the beneficiary farmers. |
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They may be unable to access health services, including reproductive health services, because insurance or national health schemes are not available to them, or they may have to pay unaffordable fees. |
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The family decided that Emily would accompany her to pursue studies that would otherwise have been unaffordable. |
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Either they are obligated to expand their living space for their children or they decide to lodge their parents because seniors' homes have become unaffordable. |
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Knowledge just for the sake of knowledge is unaffordable in today's world. |
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That looks premature, but the current dividend looks plain unaffordable. |
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Younger workers, weighed down by student loan payments, are also more likely to have unaffordable credit card bills, car loans and overdrafts than other age groups. |
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A war with something so fragmented and uncontainable is unwinnable, unending and unaffordable. |
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From the right, Republicans grumbled about a huge expansion in an already unaffordable programme. All the same, a bill will probably be passed before Congress adjourns next week. |
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I remember asking Newham's mayor Sir Robin Wales about Queens Market on his patch, which he had plans to revamp, and complaints that it would become too posh and unaffordable to the local people who used it. |
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Even with 344,000 households in London awaiting a council home, the mayor is cheering on their flogging off and replacement with unaffordable luxury flats. |
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Robbie Keane would not be many people's idea of a messiah, but to Celtic supporters buffeted by disappointment throughout a trying season selectivity is an unaffordable luxury. |
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Schools, for example, are threatened with closure, and such services as daycare, which are necessary for young families, are virtually unaffordable. |
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This means that the poor will have to fork out money for services, and the rates remain a recurrent cost, which may be unaffordable for many poor people. |
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Under these conditions, inattention to root causes is unaffordable. |
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The WDC players took the matter to court in a dispute which accrued large and perhaps unaffordable costs during a protracted legal process. |
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For example, if the supply of healthcare services is limited by external factors, the equilibrium price may be unaffordable for many who desire it but cannot pay for it. |
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