Sentence examples for a prohibitive effect from inspiring English sources

Tokyo, for example, registers vehicles only if the owner is able to show proof of access to a parking space, which has a prohibitive effect on vehicle ownership.

Above-quota imports are currently scarce, because the over-quota tariff is so high that it has normally a prohibitive effect on trade (Jörin and Lengwiler 2004).

Across our stakeholder groups, there were mixed perspectives concerning the role of policy and its facilitative (or prohibitive) effect on achieving integration of telecare across boundaries (node a1).

Silicon also has prohibitive effect on rice green leafhoppers (Eurymela distinct), leaf spiders, brown plant hoppers [ 136], white­backed planthoppers, and mites (Lorryia formosa) [ 137].

Last week it expressed concern that no other taxi apps rival Grab and that a prohibitive barrier of cost and network effects prevents new entrants from competing squarely.

In a nominating process that typically hinges on a domino effect of momentum that builds to give one candidate a prohibitive advantage, there's now a missing domino.

Mathematical tools are needed to screen out sites where Joule Thomson cooling is a prohibitive factor for CO2 geo-sequestration and to design approaches to mitigate the effect.

The lop-sided result was partly attributable to a prohibitive run of injuries, with six players forced to leave the tour early during the protracted seven-match series, as the effects of a long tour took hold.

I think she is a prohibitive favorite".

This, obviously, implies a prohibitive computational labor.

Administration officials said she remained a prohibitive favorite.