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Too many people find the state unaffordable, and housing is a big reason why.

This is simply unaffordable for a period of seven weeks.

She tried the private insurance market a few years ago, but that was also unaffordable.

Under the government's proposals, 80% will be unaffordable by 2016.

This had previously been quite unaffordable by the working class.

But in many cases, the price is still unaffordable, and "I have to do without."

However I don't think you can simply point at these as a reason not to deal with public service pensions which have become unaffordable.

Because of the high water bills their cars could become unaffordable.

However, his family found it unaffordable and considered him too young for such a large institution.

At the same time, for most American families, college is becoming increasingly unaffordable.

Given the current economy and unemployment rate, they are unaffordable for many.

Otherwise, they say, the new drug benefit will quickly become unaffordable.

Others say the discounts are often so small, about 20 percent, that school remains unaffordable.

All to often, he said, artists move into affordable areas that become unaffordable.

That leaves housing unaffordable to all but about 18 percent of residents.

Poor people are being forced out of the city as it becomes unaffordable, not the other way around.

And if we make this place unaffordable for the workingman, where's he going to go?

The leaders decided, however, that a meaningful cut there would be unaffordable.

Given that such a system is so much cheaper over all, calling it unaffordable makes no sense.

"For many people, even with a tax break, coverage would remain unaffordable."

Our resources are being sucked dry and will be unaffordable in the near future.

Air transport is unaffordable for the vast majority of people.

It includes a 21 percent spending increase, which many consider to be unaffordable.

But does management now consider his skills an unaffordable luxury?

Cars are being rendered unaffordable, as people should be taking the bus.