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Financial troubles, can no longer afford the pet.
We can no longer afford to ignore their wisdom.
A program that tackles those hot topics that leading Companies can no longer afford to ignore.
Many Munich can no longer afford their home and are sold by the high cost of the city.
Bankruptcy is a process that occurs when a company can no longer afford to make payments on their debt.
Those who say that we can no longer afford to engage with the world have it exactly backward- we cannot afford not to….
In my own experience,users might end up owing a drug dealer money they can no longer afford.
Given these facts, we can no longer afford to put health care reform on hold.
And now that the regulations like GDPR are being introduced, businesses can no longer afford to lose their subscribers.
As prices rise and consumers can no longer afford to buy the items they wish to purchase, the economy can slow.
The city has alsoannounced a public auction for their stake in the club as they can no longer afford to cover the clubs loses.
Obviously, if a camera costs so much that you can no longer afford the valuables you're trying to protect with it, then it doesn't serve a purpose.
Canelo, Olivia and Serena are among the many dogs being abandoned at pet shelters oron the street by Venezuelan owners who can no longer afford to take care of them.
The Great Recession of 2008-2009 suggests that China can no longer afford to treat the Four Uns as theoretical conjecture.
Hundreds of thousands of America's dairy cows are being turned into hamburgers because milk priceshave dropped so low that farmers can no longer afford to feed the animals.
That comes as governments conclude that they can no longer afford to subsidize universities as generously as they used to.
After veterinary authorities found violations in the park and asked the court to recommend the zoo close for three months,he says he can no longer afford to care for the bears.
Maybe the site's owner lost their best writer, they can no longer afford quality writers or it's just not their priority any more.
We can no longer afford the luxury of dismissing all who don't‘make the grade' or‘come up to scratch', validating only those who share our views, beliefs and priorities whilst warring with the rest.
It is true that the TPP has a higher standard, more coverage and more aspiration thanthe RCEP, but world leaders can no longer afford such an expensive bid for globalisation.
Those who say that we can no longer afford to engage with the world have it exactly backward-- we cannot afford not to.
However, due to HTS' victory over the moderate rebels achieved earlier this year,Ankara's military influence in the area can no longer afford to be fully compliant with the Sochi declaration.
When he learns that his mother can no longer afford to keep him in school, he and his friends start their own escort service, Cougars, Inc., to help pay for his tuition.
Mr Ryder believes the consistent growth in regional towns across Australia can be linked to a slowdown in the Melbourne and Sydney markets-where exhausted buyers can no longer afford to invest.
The girl, falling into the circle of glamorous girlfriends, can no longer afford to walk in high-quality, but not brand clothes, hence the mass of Chinese fakes.
And then, with children, they can no longer afford to repeat such muck, and therefore they say"Stas". And being in a good mood, when the insect no longer seems such a big problem, a person calls it and more affectionately- Stasik.
However, after losing their life savings raising chickens,the couple say they can no longer afford to buy piglets, especially as the price has increased about fourfold over the past year and a half.
This is important now more than ever in aworld where even Harvard University can no longer afford to pay skyrocketing academic journal subscription fees, while Cornell axed many of its Elsevier subscriptions over a decade ago.
The cut represents a victory for the finance ministry,which has said Russia can no longer afford the multibillion-dollar revamp of the armed forces and called for a 10 percent spending reduction across ministries.