Sentences with phrase «unaffordable luxury»

The interest burden generated by the mushrooming debt threatens to turn this virtuous cycle into an unaffordable luxury.

Nevertheless, hundreds of thousands of parents can not afford to lose the pittance that a four - year - old child can earn; thus even free primary education is an unaffordable luxury for many.

Many households are finding they can barely afford sufficient fuel for cooking and hot water and are rationing their fuel use so heating the home becomes an unaffordable luxury.

In these fast moving times, legislative debate can be an unaffordable luxury.

For instance, the common claim that green items — from paint to paper to desk disinfectant — are unaffordable luxuries is not true.

Gap years, in other words, might be more than simply time for self - discovery or unaffordable luxuries.

For most people in the Third World, reliable electric and a landline telephone connection were unaffordable luxuries you hoped your grandchildren might one day live to see.

During World Wars I and II, when dog breeding became an unaffordable luxury for most people, the numbers of Italian Greyhounds in England dwindled dangerously low.

It's a pizza oven for the everyman, the unaffordable luxury we must all lust after.

IP is not an unaffordable luxury; it is, more often than not, the main asset of a business.

It only happened to other people, hence spending money on cybersecurity was considered an unaffordable luxury.

The idea of professional development may seem superfluous to those focused on writing a professional resume to further their job search, and for others an unaffordable luxury from a financial and...

Or the hefty price tag which makes it an unaffordable luxury.