We'd like to go skiing this winter, but we can't really afford it right now because my wife isn't working.
I can't afford to go to the bar tonight because I spent too much last week.
We're hoping to go to Hawaii for our holidays, but we're not sure if we can afford it right
now.
We can't really afford to waste time; if we don't get this done today, we could lose this contract.
I would like to be able to afford a new car next year, so I won't be going away for the holidays.
We can't afford to wait for Fran?ois any longer.
The government
needs to do something to create more affordable housing for lower income families.
Arthur Ashe once observed that when bright young minds can't afford college, America pays the price.
With the salary I earn, I can't imagine ever being able to afford to buy my own house.
Sandra
simply can't afford to clothe her children in all the newest fashions.
In Taiwan, great respect is afforded the elderly.
The plains of Afghanistan afford nourishing grasses for the raising of livestock.
Someone once joked that by the time a couple can afford to go out evenings, they have to babysit with the grandchildren.
My wife and I both have to work full time in order to be able to afford to buy a house.
You can't afford to miss any classes. Your marks aren't very good right now, and you may fail the course.
I saw an ad in the paper for a nice used pick-up truck, but I'm not sure if I can afford it.
Discussion question: What is the thing you would most like to do, but can't afford to do?
Find someone who can afford to take another session of English.