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Meanings of become unaffordable in English

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Usage of become unaffordable in English
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At certain levels, house prices simply become unaffordable, even to the well-off.
The Irish Times
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But the department said the cost of this project had become unaffordable.
The Irish Times
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As a consequence, long-term residential care has become unaffordable for some people.
The Irish Times
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Sometime between now and 2030 car commutes of this distance must become unaffordable.
The Irish Times
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Some fear these could become unaffordable when interest rates eventually rise from a record low.
Reuters
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They say re-financing their homes to buy the land they sit on has become unaffordable.
Radio NZ
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If his 26-year-old daughter is not working, her marriage dowry would become unaffordable, he added.
Reuters
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De Lille said, The inner-city has become unaffordable due to increased land prices and property market trends.
The South African
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The Retirement Commissioner is backing calls for major changes to superannuation, as Treasury predicts it will become unaffordable.
Radio NZ
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For Zimbabweans living in the turmoil of economic meltdown, hyperinflation is spreading poverty, as even basic goods become unaffordable.
The Guardian
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But many leaseholders are unhappy because re-financing their homes to buy the land they sit on had become unaffordable.
Radio NZ
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If these cities become unaffordable to a whole section of society then the local economy, services, culture and community suffer.
The Guardian
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Mr Williams said some schools would have to rethink what they taught because some subjects, such as outdoor education would become unaffordable.
Radio NZ
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A provincial mayor says his council's rising rates bills have become unaffordable for small townspeople and are driving them to the brink.
Radio NZ
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The number of homes for rent and purchase have become unaffordable for many and the construction industry is in need of a boost.
BBC
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Having a child while living in rental accommodation has become unaffordable for young families in two-thirds of the UK, the Guardian can reveal.
The Guardian
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