Sentence examples for if not prohibitive from inspiring English sources
But, after the panel, several owners spoke of the cost -- approximately $100,000 per screen -- as daunting, if not prohibitive.
Cigarettes would be one example where an acutely dangerous product underlying an vast public health emergency was progressively made expensive enough to make its consumption financially painful if not prohibitive.
It can thus be seen how any increase in total numbers of neurons in the evolution of hominins may have taxed survival in a way that may have been limiting, if not prohibitive: a doubling in the number of brain neurons from an orangutan-sized hominin ancestor would have required an additional 180 kCal/day that might not be readily available.
In contrast, evaluating this length range with enumerative approaches would require a burdensome, if not prohibitive, Σ 4k = 1397760 features.
This reflects a level of poverty that makes paying out-of-pocket for dental services extremely difficult if not prohibitive.
This added cost is expected to become substantial if not prohibitive in combinatorially complex scenarios wherein the number of complexes is very large relative to the number of reactants.
These are labor-intensive tasks that companies, governments, nonprofits or individuals would like to do ― but will only do if the costs are not prohibitive.
If the price is not prohibitive, they also want a second Porto player, Eliaquim Mangala, after failing to strike a deal with the Portuguese club in the last transfer window.
Trump had initially promised to donate the grillwork and the sculptures — two limestone relief panels created by Beaux-Arts designers Whitney Warren and Charles Wetmore and appraised by art dealer Robert Miller at "several hundred thousand dollars" — if the cost was not "prohibitive".
The taxable investor should follow a similar course, if the tax bite is not prohibitive.
The initial goal was to escalate to a dose of 50 Gy if dose-limiting toxicities were not prohibitive at lower doses.
