Sentence examples for as being prohibitive from inspiring English sources

This represents a 'worker's paradox' since surgery is required to continue in employment, but the temporary loss of earnings during the recovery period is seen as being prohibitive.

In fact, Judaism can be inclusive, democratic and liberal as much as it can be prohibitive, illiberal and undemocratic.

The clause is usually set a little high, but no longer so high as to be prohibitive.

The costs of making consumer electronics, including cellphones and computers, on a small scale have risen so much as to be prohibitive and then the marketing costs of that same hardware is even more prohibitive.

But more often than not they are subject to to per-unit royalties, large up-front fees and creating content in those formats (the encoders) are often so expensive as to be prohibitive to all but only the deepest-pocketed corporations or well-funded startups.

However, commercial microarrays are only available for a limited number of plant species and development costs are so substantial as to be prohibitive for most research groups.

For non-model plant species such as Musa where little sequence information is available, microarray development costs are so substantial as to be prohibitive for most groups working in the area.

In addition to the emotional toll on young people, the cost of institutionalization is prohibitive: as much as $200,000 per child, per year.

"This is the game of the river".The cost of restraining its flow with stone spurs and other constructions used to be prohibitive as well as ineffective: it cost about $20m to protect a kilometre of embankment, using stones trucked in from India and paid for in hard currency.

However, the cost of a full-scale probing is as high as O(n2), which is prohibitive in large-scale overlay networks.

Furthermore, the cost of content on both the satellite networks and terrestrial networks is prohibitive as well.