Meanings of unaffordable luxury in English

Education - especially for women - is considered an unaffordable luxury by many hard-pressed parents.

This is a USA soccer environment where true depth and development has hitherto been an unaffordable luxury.

The Lebron-sized seats might be an unaffordable luxury, but a self-serve galley seems like a realistic improvement.

But the market in carbon discussed at the Bali talks last year may also come to look like an unaffordable luxury.

For many companies in the private sector, defined benefit -or final-salary-pensions for employees have become an unaffordable luxury.

As cars are an unaffordable luxury to most Cameroonians, huge swathes of the population rely entirely on buses to get around.

There was nothing subtle about it, because politics has either forgotten how to be subtle, or subtlety is now an unaffordable luxury.

Tullian guesses he has barely slept in a week, sustaining himself on caffeine and energy bars, relegating rest to the status of unaffordable luxury.

For me, the real-wood monster with five drawers would have been an unaffordable luxury, but Milt is a high-priced attorney, accustomed to private practice extravagance.

Even with 344,000 households in London awaiting a council home, the mayor is cheering on their flogging off and replacement with unaffordable luxury flats.