Meanings of increasingly unaffordable in English

However, Swaziland's climate is becoming increasingly arid and agricultural inputs are growing increasingly unaffordable.

Families are facing higher prices and stagnating wages and housing is becoming increasingly unaffordable.

It is increasingly unaffordable to buy a home in Auckland.

That would be politically damaging for Rudd in a country where housing is increasingly unaffordable.

This is what fuelled the increasingly unaffordable healthcare costs.

Many experts say Super is becoming increasingly unaffordable and the age of entitlement needs go up.

New Zealand-made fashion is becoming increasingly unaffordable.

New households have to go downmarket or rent, but both these options are also increasingly unaffordable in places with jobs.

Housing is increasingly unaffordable for most ordinary Chinese, a potential source of social discontent that could prompt stronger policy responses.

Observers have been watching to see whether low interest rates will continue to support what has become an increasingly unaffordable market.

Around 500 students have committed to go on rent strike if the university does not reduce what it claims are increasingly unaffordable rents.

Despite talk of oversupply and poor demand conditions, this result supports continued price growth in what are considered to be increasingly unaffordable markets, she said.

While the economy in Tshwane was growing rapidly, living in Tshwane had also become increasingly unaffordable for many, the State of the Cities report indicates.