Sentences with phrase «unaffordable levels»
The phrase "unaffordable levels" means that something is too expensive or costly to be financially manageable or within one's budget. Full definition
He has cut a quarter of the legal aid budget, set court and tribunal fees at unaffordable levels, and exposed claimants to eye - watering costs bills that wealthy defendants often run up.
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«Hundreds of thousands of universal life policies will have their prices skyrocket to unaffordable levels in the near future all because an agent took the path of least resistance and showed his or her client the cheapest way to get in the permanent life insurance door.»
And although mortgage rates have remained enticingly low, home prices have reached unaffordable levels for many new entrants into the housing pool at exactly the same time that established owners are proving to be less interested in moving.
And although mortgage rates have remained enticingly low, home prices have reached unaffordable levels for many new entrants into the housing pool...
A school can achieve excellent outcomes, but if it is doing so with unaffordable levels of staffing and small class sizes, the performance is unlikely to be sustained in the long term.
If you get multiple speeding tickets or other driving infractions, you will see your insurance rates increase to near unaffordable levels.
Hundreds of thousands of universal life policies will have their prices skyrocket to unaffordable levels in the near future all because an agent to the path of least resistance and showed his or her client the cheapest way to get in the permanent life insurance door.
The Assembly also did not use the expiration of those two programs as a way to strengthen rent regulations to try to stop the hemorrhage of rent - stabilized apartments or put the brakes on mechanisms that landlords use to raise stabilized rents to unaffordable levels.
Any lender that offers student loans for bad credit typically adds cost prohibitive fees and charges, as well as bumps interest rates to unaffordable levels.
It found that the fee system was set at an unaffordable level and could create impossible situations for many employees, for example where a claim is worth less than the fees payable.
«However, any discussion of growth policy must also include the realization that unreasonable growth restraints can drive up the prices of existing homes to unaffordable levels.»