Sentences with phrase «matter of affordability»

The battery bank of this EV is currently a set of 12 Trojan T - 1275 lead - acid batteries sitting in a custom battery box under the rear bench seat just in front of the rear wheels, and although this electric «gas tank» only provides a range of up to 50 miles per charge, the choice of lead - acid batteries was a matter of affordability, according to Brett.

It's a simple matter of affordability — the more books a company gets printed, the less they're charged by the printer (the power of bulk buying!)

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«What really matters is affordability and cost of living.»

But should we talk about the affordability of college for people on a general matter?

Regardless of what anyone thinks about the cost of higher education (and I could write a thousand additional words on the fairness of higher education affordability) the fact of the matter is opportunity for economic security is directly linked to having a college degree or certificate.

The amount of debt involved dictates this matter, with affordability achieved by increasing the number of monthly repayment sums.

However, if affordability of the monthly payment is your key obstacle, then interest shouldn't matter too much.

This matters a great deal when it comes to the affordability of a loan.

Their pets» acceptance of the product, the product's efficacy, and its affordability are what matter most to them.

Whilst the guidance does not replace or override any individual lending policies or provisions under the Lenders» Handbook, the document does offer some direction into a selection of leasehold related matters, which may have implications on the value of the property as well as the affordability of the mortgage loan.

At the end of the day, what matters is the reputation of the carrier and the quality of the product, which includes its affordability.

Since this government came in October we saw housing affordability issues have become much worse particularly in the biggest and main two areas in Canada (Metro Vancouver and Greater Toronto areas): 30 % to 40 % increase of home prices in a matter of weeks and huge shortage of homes and rentals as a result of foreign buyers... big joke..

Economic and job growth matter, too, as do availability and affordability of housing.