Sentence examples for Prohibitive price from inspiring English sources

However, the Serbia international might come with a prohibitive price.

We understood that our enemies required periodic reminders of the prohibitive price they would pay for murdering our families.

Not many people are, and I am sympathetic to the complaints about the prohibitive price of theatergoing these days.

That includes the prohibitive price of recommended comprehensive testing — now over $4,000 — and the availability of second opinions.

The prohibitive price of operational test beds means that computer simulations are the only viable solution for analysing the performance of different protocols and architectures.

— Jeff Gordinier The New York Times: The prohibitive price of drought-afflicted corn, and the growing demand for hormone-and-pesticide-free, grass-fed beef, is driving some ranchers to experiment with unusual breeds and techniques.

Speaking at the UN headquarters, he blamed "armed terrorist groups" for stealing humanitarian aid and reselling it at prohibitive prices.

And I also agree that prohibitive prices and tiny spaces are very important reasons to consider leaving New York City, despite its appeal.

Wall Street dropped Nassau's credit rating to just above junk bond status, leaving the county one step from prohibitive prices for borrowing money and from financial paralysis.

The same therapies initially released at prohibitive prices in the United States and Europe can now be purchased for less than $500 in some low-income countries.

Friends of the regime have plenty of money to spend on computers with the latest Pentium III chips, which are sold at prohibitive prices in several shops in Baghdad.