Sentences with phrase «make unaffordable»

It would be quite another thing if there is a built in mechanism on a very expensive product to make it unaffordable at some point, or if the product was just so fragile that the chances of its» cost ballooning out of control at some point was very good.

In this interview, SAAC Board member Alexis Raymond and Spay Day 2018 client Savannah Chambers talk about her dog Hercules» playful (but one - person) personality, the prohibitive cost of anesthesia for such a large dog's neuter surgery, and how SAAC was able to make the unaffordable affordable.

But consumer groups said the legislation would allow banks to make unaffordable loans with triple - digit APRs.

They remain torn between the demands of a shadow treasury team (which includes Shabana Mahmood, the previous universities spokesperson) who are eager not to be seen to make unaffordable promises and a political opportunity to put a radical offer on tuition fees at the centre of the Labour election manifesto.

Last year, the U.S. Commerce Department recommended tariffs of almost 300 percent on the jets, which would make them unaffordable.

So many like nutcase things abortion is devilish, well I and many think taking benefits away or making them unaffordable to / elderly or retired is devilish.

That often makes it unaffordable so requiring out - of - network benefits would help many consumers shopping on the exchange, provided they could afford policies with higher premiums.

In this way, she said, current workers were making an unaffordable promise to themselves that younger workers must pay extra taxes at a later date.

The ad shows Chris Wallace of Fox News telling House Speaker Paul Ryan: «Your plan makes it unaffordable for people.»

He also fears that the system helps boost prices on patented tests or medicines, making them unaffordable for some patients.

Often times I find pieces online and in magazines that I just have to have, but the price tag makes it unaffordable so I'm then on the hunt for a similar -LSB-...]

Often times I find pieces online and in magazines that I just have to have, but the price tag makes it unaffordable so I'm then on the hunt for a similar version that will fit into my budget.

The majority of reputable online dating websites require a paid membership — not an amount that makes it unaffordable; the average membership is $ 20 - 30 a month.

I would get a dx but its not available directly in the UK and ordering it in results in higher shipping charges, VAT and duties which just makes it unaffordable.

I'll try to end on a positive by listing a few boomers who have contributed positively to this world... hopefully none of them made money on RE, therefore making it unaffordable for someone else's kids...

You are making an unaffordable loan even more unaffordable.

The deferments and delays in paying take away the pressure of making unaffordable payments right now but it also inflates the balance due.

By making yourself unaffordable, you're giving the client the option to walk away.

In the real world of business and commerce, the cost of renewables makes them unaffordable without intervention by the state.

Additionally, the international medical plans I've found all have high deductibles, which makes them unaffordable if something crazy were to happen.

The caveat is it comes at a high cost, which makes it unaffordable for some people.

But while universal life policies do have their place, and are useful for some investors (usually those with a high net worth), they come with the peril that their costs can increase exponentially over time making them unaffordable, or at least non-worthwhile investments.

What was available would have been extremely high - end, making it unaffordable to the masses.

making it unaffordable to some potential investors.

Lloyds» decision was made to «protect customers» from making unaffordable losses on bitcoin, the company's spokesman was quoted by the Telegraph.

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Those tariffs would have made the planes unaffordable.

Bastian called the recommended tariff «absurd» last month and said it would make the planes unaffordable.

Estimates have pegged its licensing fee at $ 23 to $ 30 per phone, which in the developing world is enough to make the devices unaffordable.

(Doing so makes B.C. look even more unaffordable.)

In San Francisco, one of the most unaffordable housing markets in the country, homes valued at $ 1 million or more now make up two - thirds of the housing market — triple the share in 2012.

The acceleration in interest expense, exceeding the rapid trajectory of borrowing, will make America's debt far less affordable, and at worst, unaffordable.

The collapse in crude prices has made large overhead costs unaffordable, and slow decision making has become a threat to long - term viability.

Fast's last bit of free trade - betraying intellectual rot is in the claim that «there is little, if any, evidence that the system has made dairy, egg and poultry unaffordable for the average Canadian.»

As Oakland CA public bank activists document, this can have a devastating effect when those fees make a basic human need — in this case, water — unaffordable.

Many people in their fifties, who are looking to remortgage their house, are also discovering that due to the age cap, they will have to make much higher repayments over a shorter period of time, which could make the mortgage repayments unaffordable.»

But they've grown more frequent, and are lasting longer, as the OPEC nation's economy hits a breaking point with hyperinflation making increasingly scarce food and medicine unaffordable for many.

Because the price isn't guaranteed, there is the possibility that a long streak of poor market activity could raise your premium and make your policy become unaffordable.

As a result of that document, Alberta currently has the country's highest unemployment outside of Atlantic Canada, and an ever - increasing carbon tax is making life more unaffordable for everybody.

When a city grows rich, its wealth tends to outpace its housing supply, forcing prices higher and making vast swaths of the city unaffordable for middle - class families.

Sure make homes unaffordable, buy up all the homes and charge astronomical rates, that has already happened.

It would do this without making housing even more unaffordable or blowing up dangerous and unsustainable asset bubbles.

Cuomo has publicly contended their proposal would be so expensive that it would make the new bridge unaffordable.

Sen. Latimer was / is completely useless representing Westchester supporting everything under the sun that makes NY expensive and unaffordable unless you're on welfare so that seat could flip.

Those who moved from Labour to the Conservatives thought Britain was on the right track, and that Labour risked derailing the progress that had been made, not least through unaffordable spending and borrowing (not so much despite the party's good intentions, but because of them).

We've made a good start by making sure we won't arrive in government with a whole bunch of unaffordable commitments.

While the industry generally lauded the administration, it should be noted that critics often slammed it for its too - cozy relationship with real estate players, for pushing gentrification into overdrive and for making the city unaffordable for many.

that the AHCA makes coverage «unaffordable,» and a Fox daytime host says it makes coverage «more expensive for people ages 50 to 64.»

Nothing he said today will change that, in fact his agenda would make it worse... after overseeing seven years of Albany's culture of corruption and unaffordable policies, it's sad the Governor can only talk about inspiring citizens with a feeling of «management competence.

«They're saying that New York is already unaffordable, and all the bag tax passed by Mayor de Blasio and the City Council does is make things worse.

Speaking at the Conservative party conference a fortnight ago, Hunt described the costs as unaffordable and indicated the health department would need to make savings from «the huge amount of inefficiency in the system» to foot the bill at least in part.