In good conscience, we cannot let another year pass without extending to all seniors the lifeline of affordable prescription drugs.
We need to enable our public hospitals, our community, our university health centers to provide basic, affordable care for all the millions of working families who don't have any insurance.
If we work together, we can secure Medicare for the next two decades and cover the greatest growing need of seniors--affordable prescription drugs.
By reducing paperwork and regulation in Federal programs, and by working with State and local governments to ease the regulatory burden, we have helped to hold down housing costs and produce affordable housing.
Now let's make four years of college affordable for all.
We ought to make sure that self-employed people in small businesses can buy insurance at more affordablerates through voluntary purchasing pools.
We must continue--we must continue, step by step, to give more families access to affordablequality health care.
And let's give them a tax credit to make that choice an affordable one.
We will assure quality, affordable healthcare for all Americans.
We've already made two years of collegeaffordable for all.
To make the American Dream achievable for all, we must make college affordable for all.
Already, the Affordable Care Act is helping to slow the growth of health care costs.
Already, because of the Affordable Care Act, more than 3 million Americans under age 26 have gained coverage under their parent's plan.
It would give small businesses and uninsured Americans a chance to choose an affordable health care plan in a competitive market.
This year, we will step up refinancing so that homeowners can move into more affordable mortgages.
Through tax credits, grants, and better loans, we've made college more affordable for millions of students and families over the last few years.
It includes a historic commitment to comprehensive health care reform, a down payment on the principle that we must have quality, affordable health care for every American.
And we have to make college affordable for every American.
That, by the way, is what the Affordable Care Act is all about.
That's why we've ended the unwarranted taxpayer subsidies that went to banks and used the savings to make college affordable for millions of students.
We've made collegeaffordable for nearly 7 million more students--7 million.
We must be careful that we do not overvisualize Rapid Dominance versus the reality of credible/affordable capabilities to execute the concept.
If Rapid Dominance can be harnessed in an affordable and efficient way and an operational capability fielded to impose sufficient Shock and Awe to affect an adversary's will, then this will be the real Revolution in Military Affairs.
As long as humus is present in quantity, small, affordable amounts of chemicals actually do stimulate growth, increase yields, and up profits.
But these inputs were not affordable to the average Indian farmer and Howard's purpose was to offer genuine help to his neighbors by demonstrating methods they could easily afford and use.
The civilization of illiteracy shifts focus from the exceptional to the average, generating expectations affordable to everyone.
And never were books published at more affordable prices than today.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "affordable" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
