Usage of "afford" | TermGallery

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каталонский

испанский

To be the cause or source of (feeling, effect, etc.)

Использование термина afford на английском

We can't afford the 'system.' We need action-andwe need it now! 
 Hostile intent 

Among other considerations, the strapped new democratic state can't afford another one. 
 The new yorker 

The question no longer is: can we afford to increase the grant? 
 The Irish Times 

I say 'afford', but of course he had never been in want. 
 Naomi’s Room 

This means that many families can no longer afford a daily meal. 
 The Irish Times 

However, one analyst said the company could afford to streamline its costs. 
 Reuters 

American families struggle to afford health insurance because they keep buying smartphones. 
 The Guardian 

I'm not really sure we can afford a new car right now. 
 The smoke room: a novel of suspense 

I can't afford to let it go any longer than absolutely necessary. 
 For Love Of Evil 

He advocates using tax breaks to help more Americans afford health insurance. 
 Reuters 

It was a good defensible position; they could afford a short rest. 
 Blameless 

I have a daughter; I can't afford to risk my health anymore. 
 Reuters 

Let's say you're 30 and you can afford to take market risk. 
 Reuters 

Joining a wider political community might well afford us much better protection. 
 Physics and Beyond: Encounters and Conversations 

Many people in rural India simply can't afford the cost of treatment. 
 Reuters 

Many people cannot afford to build a house on the free land. 
 Reuters 

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