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It's not just tuition fees, it's living cost as well, unaffordable for our middle-class state, but look, we have no one to talk it to them.

Mr. Jiang says those changes have helped to turn buying a new home from a very expensive proposition to a simply unaffordable one for him.

This sort of stimulus will sooner or later become unaffordable, and growth based on it will run out of steam.

The first is whether the large industrial nations of Europe and Japan will continue to see high military expenses as unaffordable.

but some voters sensed it had rendered social democracy unaffordable for the foreseeable future.

The subsequent recession left environmentalism looking like an unaffordable luxury.

When high prices make property unaffordable is one thing, but too high to be able to eat is much more serious.

So will the better health of an ageing population, good as it has been for so many, impose unaffordable costs on public-health budgets?

Many single parents find it simply unaffordable, when low-paid jobs are often the only ones on offer to the less qualified.

It's been more than a year since Beijing vowed to keep the country's increasingly unaffordable property prices in check.

Yet at least Mr Ryan accepts that the present system is unaffordable and destined to collapse.

Tax rises of any kind (even allowing the unaffordable Bush tax cuts to expire as scheduled) are evil.

These applications accomplish goals that would be difficult, unaffordable or impossible to attain using dedicated computers.

Rwanda and Malawi have begun to export food (admittedly in Malawi's case thanks to massive and unaffordable fertiliser subsidies).

Official retirement ages have failed to keep pace with rising life expectancy, making pensions increasingly unaffordable.

As a consequence, many people consider accessible design to be unaffordable, and therefore, harmful to product competitiveness.

On Thursday, BA's bitter rival Virgin Atlantic also criticised the tax change, claiming it would make family holidays unaffordable for many.

India, Japan and the U. S. repeatedly deliver unaffordable and ineffective spending proposals.

At the time the quadrupling of oil prices was making Brazil's high levels of agricultural subsidy unaffordable.

The downside: The city is still unaffordable for many, and the less-pricey suburbs can impose enervating commutes.

Prudential, through its own substantial Asian operations, was aware enough of AIA's potential to launch its unaffordable bid.

It also eliminates the need for chemical fertilizers that are fossil-fuel-intensive to produce and unaffordable for Haitian farmers.

Public spending can stay high, but further increases would be unaffordable in most countries.

Democrats are still clinging to entitlement programs with no talk of real cost cutting, though the current system is clearly unaffordable.

High prices often make medicines unaffordable, with common treatments costing the lowest paid government worker several days' wages.

Inside the atmosphere, physics makes blinding speed impractical or unaffordable, Mr. Van der Linden says.

While supporters say organic farming merely reveals the true cost of food, Avery and other critics say it makes food unaffordable.

The unaffordable principle of universal welfare has been assailed with a means-test for child benefit.

Most of the proposed bailouts (example: Bush's Teaser Freezer) keep unqualified consumers in unaffordable homes.

As it stands, home prices are still unaffordable for the average American.

What will voters say when Mr Obama, if he wins, tells them that his health plan is unaffordable?

When it comes to health care, we don't have to choose between a government -run system and the unaffordable le one we have now.

As with many enterprise critical applications, "big bang" replacement was unaffordable and disruptive.

He came from a lower middle-class background where private hospitalization was unaffordable.

A cheap yuan keeps many foreign goods unaffordable, protecting state-owned enterprises, which also benefit from cheap credit.

She notes more than 90 percent of Liberia's population lives on less than $2 a day. This makes health care unaffordable.

To break the cycle, policymakers need to address the problem of negative equity, not just unaffordable interest payments.

defined benefit pensions are an unaffordable relic that will disappear from both private and public sectors in due course.

As the magazine Ethical Corporation has reported, cost overruns made the homes unaffordable to many villagers.

Voters look to the FDP for sophistication in economics. But it started by demanding unaffordable tax cuts.

Its credibility was damaged by the FDP's insistence on tax cuts that most voters (and many in the CDU) think are unaffordable.

With the dollar slumping to a 26-year low against the pound, already-expensive London has become quite unaffordable.

You have to become awfully large to be unaffordable -- there's lots of cash, lots of capital out there for acquisitions.

The second thing that we've got to solve is that college became unaffordable for a lot of people.

Ashton Carter, the defence-acquisition chief, calls this "unacceptable and unaffordable" , and vows to trim it.

Republicans say the government "takeover" is not only unaffordable but unconstitutional as well.

In the biggest cities like Beijing and Shanghai, prices have risen so much that for many people most properties are now unaffordable.

The New Yorker isn't exactly unaffordable, but it's still pricier than some other magazines I can think of.

The major engine of opposition, however, remains the insistence that health-care reform is unaffordable.

Not only were public pensions systems becoming unaffordable in Asia, they were also inadequate for most pensioners , it said.

Not publishing the data might remove a rallying point for popular discontent over unaffordable housing.

including making unaffordable pension and health-care promises, and tying people's health insurance to their employment.

Yesterday, a judge allowed the automaker to sell off its most unaffordable brands, its dealerships and plants.

But those that actually build tangible goods should no longer assume that "Made in the USA" is an unaffordable luxury.

They misallocated capital, with massive amounts going into housing that was ultimately unaffordable.

The temptation to use the euro zone to defend unaffordable privileges will be strong.

But it also makes imports unaffordable for many Chinese people.

No later than the summer of 2007, the consequences of unaffordable mortgage interest costs for US homeowners were becoming evident.

While the apartment vacancy rate in Detroit is high, renting remains unaffordable to the area's large low-income population.

Bookings have declined as paying $125 an hour for Santa to visit a holiday party has become an unaffordable luxury.

As with many enterprise critical applications, a "big bang" approach was unaffordable and disruptive.

But for most of them, even the cheapest tickets are unaffordable.

These pledges helped secure her victory, but they are unaffordable.

The upper income tax cuts are unaffordable.

For many people, a balanced diet or iron supplements are often unaffordable.

Unaffordable housing is also a threat to social stability.

I am not sure whether it is because of the fear for living alone in a stranger city or because of the unaffordable apartment rent.

Perhaps the government's drive to build more affordable housing is offsetting a slowdown in unaffordable housing.

'Now there's a turning point either make an additional investment in China, or if that's unaffordable , then scale down, ' says Mr. Naumann.

"But now, the situation is that no matter how cheaply you build it, it is still unaffordable. "

More likely is that prices will continue to rise until they become unaffordable and demand destruction sets in.

The status quo is unaffordable.

Britain's plans to buy new military equipment have long been unaffordable.

In any case, the cost of locking up more and more people is growing unaffordable.

Not only has housing become unaffordable, but "you open the rich list and all these property developers are on it" .

Shanks said introducing full scanning globally would be unaffordable -- but authorities may toughen a two-tier approach

We believe that, in the private market, catastrophe risk is uninsurable and unaffordable;