So accept ... until he could afford.

Though we could ill afford it.

I could never afford a car.

We could also afford good meals.

I suppose he could afford it.

How else could I afford it?

They could only afford one of us.

Payed more money than I could afford.

I could not afford to buy a bicycle.

Peace processes, he warned, could not afford stagnation.

Poor girls and women still could not afford medicines.

Tell the truth. Could you afford to get involved?

At the time it was all I could afford.

Many people who could not afford a car in 2000 now have one, and people who could afford only one car in 2000 now have two. People who could not afford to send their children to a good school or college now can.

You could never afford to do this in a company.

And all the stuff I could afford, I didn't like.

This car was so cheap that he could afford it.

Some inhabitants could not afford even the cheapest medical treatment.

I'd be in Paris now if I could afford it.

I would take the train if I could afford it.

That could afford such a sanatorium Because I was land poor.

Maybe they could afford a lock for the door and feel secure.

The international community could not afford to let the Special Court fail.

St. Helena had no aspirations towards independence, nor could it afford it.

No country could afford to live in isolation in today's interdependent world.

Today I could afford ten girls like the one who dumped you.

Children's medicine was 600 dollars, because nobody could afford to buy any of it.

Most of the households living in these dwellings could afford to remedy these conditions themselves.

Some Governments maintained that human rights were a luxury that only wealthy countries could afford.

Up the river to the highlands or, if they could afford it, to the seashore.

Witnesses indicated that frustration in families was very high since some could not afford to send children to school because they were unable to afford clothes for them.

In confronting those challenges, MONUC could not afford to operate without comprehensive administrative and budgetary oversight.

China valued its constructive relationship with both countries, and felt it could afford to be candid.

In other words, the average person on the average wage could not afford a candle in 1800.

No, I can' t afford 'em Governor. Neither could you if you was as poor as me .

In 21.5 per cent of households income was enough to buy only the cheapest food and clothing 18.0 per cent of households could only afford the cheapest food and did not have enough money for clothing 17.7 per cent could afford everything.

I wrote about Maricela Guzman, the daughter of Mexican immigrants, who joined the military so she could afford college.

Today, more than ever before, the political will did exist, because no nation could afford to evade its responsibilities.

Can't afford?

His nationalist credentials were so impressive that he could afford to be relatively easy on former enemies. Territorial disputes over unimportant islands could be laid to rest.

And what happened was, because they could afford it sometimes, sometimes not, I got kicked out pretty much every term.

Most developing countries could not afford the detection and monitoring equipment for carrying out surveillance at their border entry points.

However, such arguments could not be sustained when the question was turned around can we afford the costs of exclusion?

However, such arguments could not be sustained when the question was turned around can we afford the costs of exclusion?

Can't afford to.