Sentence examples for has been prohibitive from inspiring English sources

The cost of steel bracing has been prohibitive.

But the cost of bringing the fibre to the home has been prohibitive.

The difficulties of design and construction of miniaturized blood pumping systems and the high costs associated with developing, testing, and approval of such devices has been prohibitive.

The scientists prefer to be in a cluster where they can share ideas and equipment, but the cost of operating in New York City has been prohibitive for many of them.

The reluctance to incorporate a more comprehensive probabilistic approach is mainly due to the fact that the computational cost of performing probabilistic SSI analysis even without incoherency function considerations has been prohibitive.

But it's also cheap, and the cost of migrating it to magnetic storage has been prohibitive in the past.

"It would have been prohibitive".

For example, the cost of putting in a sprinkler system would have been prohibitive.

The taxes we've had to pay since the [bailout] programmes began have been prohibitive.

The authority acknowledged on Monday that the $5 million threshold might have been prohibitive for many companies.

For example, minor criminal offenses that previously would have been prohibitive can now be overlooked.