Random good picture Not show

61. We can afford to be proud of this achievement.

62. Thousands turn to illegal abortion services, thousands more give birth to children they neither wanted nor can afford.

63. We can afford decent housing, education and health-care for everyone.

64. We can afford to take both a larger and longer view.

65. And, some employers go basic with the benefits because that is all they can afford.

66. But no political candidate can afford to lay down the fund-raising guns.

67. No show can afford that kind of scandal, particularly a brand-new one, hungry for the ratings.

68. Now, only the wealthiest can afford to eat it, served in high class restaurants as a great delicacy.

69. We'll have to budget more carefully in the future. We've spent far more than we can afford.

70. If she can afford it, she cuts back to part-time work or stops entirely.

71. If you can afford it, leather has a lot of bang for a lot of bucks.

72. Even the most affluent - who can afford private health care and private education - can not buy a clean environment.

73. One option might be variations on the kinds of private military schools that more affluent parents who can afford it already utilize.

74. This calibration should always take into account how much you can afford to pay.

75. Another useful feature is the price guide to London properties that tells you at a glance where you can afford to buy.

76. Having bought the best you can afford and laid it properly(sentencedict.com/can afford.html), you should keep it clean.

77. Because few families or newcomers can afford to live in the centre, the entire geography of New York is changing.

78. He knows he would probably lose now and can afford to bide his time.

79. We believe all parents have the right to choice in education - not only those who can afford school fees.

80. He's emperor of a hugely wealthy Aztec mountain kingdom and can afford to treat people like dirt.

81. Few can afford either the calories or the cost of frequent trips to these gourmet candy stores.

82. Most experts agree that if you can afford it[sentencedict.com], you should buy one of the new generation of pressure cookers.

83. Jeremy Taylor is some one who can afford to put his principles into practice.

84. Let's face it, Miranda, not many people of your age can afford to buy a house like this.

85. No chemistry department can afford to purchase software without reference to this authoritative guide.

86. You have to find creative ways of providing the illusion of space in a price tag that more people can afford.

87. The tragedy of the poor is that they can afford nothing but self denial. Oscar Wilde 

88. Style pages cover Spitalfields stories regularly, to the extent that now only people with money can afford to live there.

89. Suppose everyone buys meals, but only the rich can afford to go to the cinema.

90. In this way they can afford the high prices for the land.