There are areas you can't go beyond because it is prohibitive for those who are unauthorised.
"The nearest cinema is nearly five miles away and the cost is prohibitive for most families living on our estate".
Georges argues that the cost of secondary school is prohibitive for most families and these girls see no hope for their future.
"The cost is prohibitive for some," Randall Stanicky, a vice president for global research at Goldman Sachs, said in an interview earlier this year.
Though these are all fine facilities, a couple of hundred dollars to park your boat is prohibitive for many of us.
The cost, which some groups estimate at a euro per signature, is prohibitive for all but the biggest players, critics say.
Dementia is increasing rapidly in prison and the cost of hiring professionals to care for inmates is prohibitive for many states.
But the price of such luxuries is prohibitive for most Cubans and, so far, Mr. Bush said, the changes have been "nothing more than a cruel joke perpetuated on a long-suffering people".
Though the expense of owning a computer is prohibitive for most people in this country, where the average wage is less than $300 a month, getting information about hacking is simple.
Demonstrations over the cost of university education, which is prohibitive for many black students, have highlighted frustration at enduring inequalities in Africa's most industrialised country more than two decades after the end of apartheid.
It should be a lovely time for them, but this makes me think the spirit of Christmas has gone.' A school spokesman said: 'The cost of so many cards is prohibitive for some families and we feel that children are often pressurised to act in the same way as their peers.
