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Can you afford to remodel?

I cannot afford to offend him.

I can't afford to have two girlfriends.

We cannot afford to ignore this warning.

We can afford to sell them cheap.

Only the well-to-do could afford to patronize them.

Can we afford to add another room to the house?

A broken heart, can not afford to be hurt again.

Yet it can't afford to provide services everywhere.

This is divine instruction that you can't afford to ignore.

We cannot afford to do everything nor can we afford to lack boldness as we meet the future.

An employer cannot afford to hire incapable workers.

If you take my feelings as a game, I can not afford to play, but can not afford to lose.

Can you afford to have such a beautiful face?

If he can afford a luxury yacht, then a fortiori he can afford to pay his debts.

She was, she says, lucky to be able to afford to leave.

We can not afford to lose some emotional loss. We can not afford to lose a lifetime of life. We can not afford to lose people and things that have gone far.

She can't afford to fly herself and her son north, and her two grown children can't afford to fly back to Florida.

Just as the car industry can't afford to lag too far behind the consumer, it also can't afford to be too far ahead of him.

Only if she gets her scholarship, can Karen afford to go to college.

Those who couldn't afford to would run around to other factories looking for work.

Those who say that we can no longer afford to engage with the world have it exactly backward —we cannot afford not to.

HINA RABBANI KHAR: "you will lose an ally, you cannot afford to alienate Pakistan, you cannot afford to alienate the Pakistani people."

They are too small to lose, so they can't afford to lose.

I like to live with her though I can afford to rent a house.

We can not afford to lose in this way. We have a chance to win again.

Those that do rent end up in apartments or town homes; and if they can afford to purchase, they only can afford a condominium and not a home.

It is just how many people can afford to put it in life, or why there are so many hardships and so much pain. We do not ask for it, we can afford it, we can only afford it.

Indoors, electricity is scarce, and few people can afford to keep lights burning after supper.

I had just moved house and couldn't afford to pay the bills.

Even the largest city can only afford to have so many lawyers.

But in vain, girls can not afford to curl up in a cool the cold ground.

People can’t afford to miss it, but it could be much better.

A man should take it and put it down. To afford to live is to live, to put down is to live, to afford is ability, to put down is wisdom.

Due to high tuition fee, most of ordinary families cannot afford to send their children to boarding schools.

However, Lin had to leave Harvard early in 1922 because he could not afford to continue to study there.

We would set up a fund to help those children whose parents couldn't afford to send them to school.

And as Nilekani suggests, with expanding wealth, India eventually will be able to afford to attend to environmental issues.

This, in turn, prevents governments from borrowing to smooth the cycle, as their rich counterparts can afford to do.

The couple was so poor when they first came to Canada that they could only afford to rent a basement.

I can't afford to bear the deep feeling is the burden, sweet prattle just happened to cash lies.

Actually lose is not terrible, terrible is lost can not afford to drum up the courage to face the world.

Now established chipmakers can no longer afford to develop their own manufacturing processes or even to run their own fabs.

People, sometimes, are forced out. In the cold and cold world, we can't afford to play out, we can't afford to go out. People's minds are hard to measure.

With that being said I hardly doubt Mark and his family can afford to pay the funeral payments.

He can't afford to pay the rent, so for now, his car will also function as his home.

And charged them, Wu Taigong their family generation after generation, the family of officials and eunuchs, we can not afford to provoke, we still can not afford to help it.

Usually the parents pay for the wedding. Few younger people can afford to pay for their own weddings.

Even though the old woman pleaded with him, he said he had no bracelet that she could afford to buy.

Richer countries can afford to borrow more — but in the current environment, richer countries have already borrowed quite a lot.

Some people can not afford to take it off, and there is no need to put it down. Some people can afford it, but they can not put it down. If you can't afford it, you will accomplish nothing. If you can't put it down, you will be exhausted.

Flick don't go to memory, do not leave is the time to lift is lost, not put is the emotional, can't afford to lose is dignity.

Shoppers can't afford to load up at the supermarket and are going to the most convenient places to buy emergency food items like milk and eggs.

Poor can't afford to drink water, poor to pay my fee, poor to eat rice, poor leaves bowl, the poor are all tired, poor leaves the mouth;

So given that we couldn't afford to put up its friend, we had to say goodbye - at least for now - to function types as well.

She told me her name was Elise and since her grandmother couldn't afford to pay for lessons, she had learned to play by listening to the radio.

Will such a series of puzzles to identify the doctor or several harasses police shoulder jose, I'm afraid it is can't afford to.

EL Hadji Diouf has been invited to train with Preston - but North End boss Phil Brown claims he can't afford to sign him.

It’s the right thing to do, and with a $100 billion a year market for accessible content, new laws and new technologies, you can’t afford to ignore accessibility.

Maybe you can't afford to leave your boring job now to write your novel, but you can start planning, saving money, writing your outline, researching publishers.

But because Russia is fundamentally less strong than it likes to pretend, the West's response can afford to be patient as well as principled.

But I felt that Nani's image became brilliant after the second fight, and she could really afford to be a chivalrous man.

For all the economic gloom, prices are still so high that ever fewer young people can afford to buy a first home.

The light source will most likely determine where the highlights and shadows fall (although with Web design you can afford to bend these rules in places).

Hardly were the words out of his mouth when he regretted it: he could not afford to offend an influential man like Li Sze.

They do this so they can provide a better life for their families. So they can afford to buy nice things.

Rumor, libel, the resistance to the perseverance of the May, no one can afford to bear for you, all have to bear to yourself, without the ability to learn the unknown, declaring the crane began to show.

And if you sell the bastard, you’ll be able to afford to buy hooker twins, pay someone to carry you to the top of Kilimanjaro, and slip a homeless man a hundy to take a dive during your fist fight.

Keats felt with walking he was part of the land - that he didn't have to be a rich person to be able to experience the sublime (he couldn't afford to go further afield on the Grand Tour).

Why donate to the museum or cancer charity this year？ Why go to Philadelphia for the three-day weekend？ How much longer can we afford to send the kids to private school？

This creature, a closer look, turned out to be scarred. It is loved, each person has a different feel. To re-invent old dream consideration often we can not afford to pay.

Placing, thed, his whole reliance upon military support, can he afford to let his military renown pass away, to let his laurels wither, to let the memory of his trophies sink in obscurity?

Beijing has few means of reviving exports, but a decent amount of ammunition to blow on boosting domestic demand: it can afford to pump prime, order Banks to lend and curtail capital outflows.

Days after being sworn into office, and with an almost bare public purse, he managed to find enough money to pay civil servants for the first time in many months so they could afford to buy food.

When OS X rolled around, Apple seemed to have realized that in order for its future platform to thrive, it couldn't afford to have the means for creating great software controlled by someone else.

A switch to forest gardening and other forms of permaculture is trickier, especially for producing grain; but such is the scale of the creeping emergency that we can't afford to rule anything out.

Visitors to its website can pledge money for a book that is only part-written. If enough money is raised, the author can afford to finish it—and the pledgers will get a copy.

None of this is likely to be on hand if you cannot even afford to mend the dismally few highways you have, or have no insurance policy against sickness or starvation beyond a pig in the back shed.

I guess they just can't afford to let any field lie fallow, because they're already living on the edge, but the result is going to be declining yields and ultimately crop failure.

And we agree that we simply cannot afford to default on our national obligations for the first time in our history; that we need to uphold the full faith and credit of the United States of America.

Life is the same, like the delicate wineglass, can't afford to the natural disaster strike, the resplendent shattered into pieces on the land, each piece is a transparent heart.

But Jiang Chunling (pseudonym Xinyiwu), the writer of So Young, looks at youth from a different angle: "It's a time when one can afford to do the wrong things ― there is still time for everything."

Hardware can never be "free as in beer" because duplication always costs something, and even the best-intentioned advocates can't afford to offer physical products free of charge indefinitely.

Pork prices have been rising steeply for five years because of the growing Numbers of people who can afford to eat meat every day, and herds have been hit by a disease, blue-ear pig virus.

But the firm has an advantage over its peers: Spanish law lets it write off goodwill against tax when making acquisitions, which means it can afford to pay more than rivals.

I am not rich enough to love you like I want, nor am I poor enough to be loved by you as you would like. To forget each other is to forget a rather cold name for you. I forget a kind of happiness that I can not afford to support.

Love, I do not know what I do, but love deeply, love, do not know what to do, but die. If you do not love, please let go, so that others have the opportunity to love, if love, please love, do not abandon! Love is not a game, because we can't afford to play.

Those who have loved can not afford to forget their reasons. Sudden loss is always so unprepared that it is too late to give the heart a safe way home. And time is still on the road, unable to stand down and wait for redemption.

Some are reluctant to part. They can only be put in the bottom of their hearts. Some can't help but pretend to forget. Many of the down end is indifferent or can not afford to lose, many things is not worth or.

Perhaps, I can not afford to be like a thousand pounds of love, I am afraid I can not breathe, can not breathe. I fear to live like a shell, and I do not want to live in pain for love.