Sentence examples for has been prohibitively from inspiring English sources

Sapphire has many advantages over glass, but has been prohibitively expensive to produce in large areas despite abundant raw materials.

Their historical cut has been prohibitively high.

In addition, because of such a harsh and hazardous environment a comprehensive sewer gases inspection has been prohibitively expensive.

Because there are just 500 infertility clinics in the U.S. and roughly 6,000 endocrinologists — just 2,000 of which are focused on reproductive health — the cost of individual testing has been prohibitively high.

However, like a lot of technology before it, this vision of the future has been prohibitively expensive (and often overly complex), putting it beyond the reach of many, including people like me who have a physical disability and for whom smart home technology could potentially make the most difference.

The oral route of administration has been prohibitively expensive for extended studies since the toxins are far less toxic orally than by the i.p. route.

(They were exempted because matching their high salaries would have been prohibitively expensive).

The wind, which had been prohibitively strong for such a journey the week before, has dropped.

Completely recreating the original look of the house's exterior would have been prohibitively complicated.

But as you know, to do this with extant technology would have been prohibitively expensive for the average person.

Not so long ago, even a conversation like this one would have been prohibitively difficult for Mr. Tammet, now 28.