Synonyms
Examples for "unaffordable"
Examples for "unaffordable"
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IT'S NO secret Australia's housing market is seriously unaffordable for young people.
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At certain levels, house prices simply become unaffordable, even to the well-off.
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But the department said the cost of this project had become unaffordable.
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Families abandon these children because they might require unaffordable equipment or medicine.
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The United States of America should not have toxic or unaffordable water.
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In bankruptcy, your slate of unpayable debts is wiped clean.
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Padilla said the island's debt was unpayable in June.
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A tiny fraction of this would cancel the unpayable debts of the world's poorest countries.
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My service remains therefore indefinite, and in consequence, unpayable.
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Then we're back where we started, but with an even larger pile of unpayable debt.
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Solid Energy went into voluntary administration last year after accumulating unpayable debts of $400 million.
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Officials have already said the next IMF bill on June 5 might be unpayable without outside help.
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Officials say even the first of those bills on June 5 might be unpayable without outside help.
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Barely a year later, the club imploded, under the unpayable weight of its borrowings under that regime.
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We owe you debt unpayable for that.
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But according to economic analysts, China's neverending loans could lead Africa down a slippery slope of unpayable debt.
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The fathers-andstill more the mothers-thathe knows recognise only too well the unpayable nature of their debt.
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A small sum borrowed from a loan shark at a usurious interest rate can quickly balloon into an unpayable debt.
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There is no new business, no foreign trade, sufficient to take up old obligations and renew those which are unpayable.
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The staged sell off was widely viewed as the best available method of handling an unpayable debt of $400 million.
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I think that if I felt his love o'ershadowed mine, I should be miserable, I should have some sensation of unpayable debt.