Sentence examples for in prohibitively from inspiring English sources

Authors of Freakonomics and Superfreakonomics Key claim They argue that reducing carbon emissions in prohibitively expensive and hugely disruptive to the world economy.

It is an evocative reminder that election day will be ugly, that the GOP will engage in voter suppression in hotly contested states, that we will see, as we have during the last two presidential elections, footage of black voters in prohibitively long voting lines in Cleveland, St Louis, Jacksonville… What a way to start the night.

Of course, in practice, we cannot use ideal low-pass filtering since this will result in prohibitively large delays.

Consequently, it requires one to design and manufacture dedicated chips to perform the transient stability analysis for different power systems, which results in prohibitively high fabrication cost.

Although reliability analysis of such systems can be carried out by Monte Carlo simulations, the large number of structural analyses required results in prohibitively high computational costs.

Unfortunately, data could not be collected below λ = 210 nm for the 300 mM C9 solution as the high concentration of the fatty acid resulted in prohibitively high absorbance of the sample.

And after all, revamping health care to allow the majority of Americans participation in a prohibitively expensive system, in which those with mucho moolah can get the best care but those with less cabbage can't is (gasp) Socialized Medicine.

During a pilot test, it was found that using the same amount of images (20) used in step 1 of the subjective experiment resulted in a prohibitively time-consuming task (about 1 hour and 10 minutes per user).

There are many promising British drivers jostling to make themselves noticed in the various junior formulae, although none for the moment in the prohibitively expensive GP2 series which is Formula One's key feeder formula.

High prices for Internet access, moreover, make downloading large amounts of data, as in music, prohibitively expensive for many people.

Restaurants are much less common in Norway than the United States because Norway lacks the cheap labor — making a dinner out in Oslo prohibitively expensive.