21.   While some parents can easily afford the costs, a striking number of other parents mortgage their homes or borrow from relatives to pay tuition.

22.   Political parties had said they could not afford the cost of the campaigning.

23.   After Santo Domingo beat out Guadalajara, Mexico, as host, local lawmakers complained that the impoverished Caribbean country could not afford the cost of the event.

24.   But few Vietnamese were able to afford the cost of studying abroad.

25.   Eventually, residents have more income and can even be considered candidates for on-grid systems since they can better afford the cost of the more expensive technology.

26.   He has excellent insurance, he said, and certainly can afford out-of-pocket costs.

27.   Iraq says most Iraqis cannot afford the cost of traveling to the holy sites and living expenses for what is typically a visit of around two weeks.

28.   Josephine Ranola, a hospitalized dump resident, said they declined to be relocated because they could not afford the cost.

29.   Josephine Ranola, an injured scavenger taken to a Quezon City hospital, said they refused to be relocated because they could not afford the cost.

30.   The vast majority cannot afford the cost of anti-AIDS drugs.