Sentence examples for less prohibitive from inspiring English sources

With progress of technology, limitations associated with age, body size, and comorbidities gradually become less prohibitive.

In a cap-and-trade energy economy, the cost of building new reactors will be less prohibitive.

The arms-race in razzmatazz and pointless new construction must end, so that the costs for hosts become less prohibitive.

For Canadians, the cost of a vacation in the United States is suddenly less prohibitive, something some tourism agencies have been quick to exploit.

But the Mets are hoping that teams view Castillo's deal, which runs through 2011, as less prohibitive after his bounce-back season in 2009.

The proposed move the SNP successfully scuppered yesterday would only have brought hunting laws in England and Wales into line with Scotland's less prohibitive legislation.

Within the past few years, Wells says, manufacturing techniques for making high-frequency radio transmitters out of gallium arsenide have improved significantly, making the technology less cost prohibitive.

As technology continued to advance, cell phones were given additional PDA features while PDAs and smartphones simultaneously became smaller, more user-friendly and less cost prohibitive, eventually leading to "cell phone" and "smartphone" becoming almost interchangeable.

Options have become more compact and less cost prohibitive for prehospital programs.

In addition CAT is less cost prohibitive than PCR and has less risks than either HSG or laparoscopy [ 29, 30].

The incorporation of nurses into this funding stream has made employment of a nurse less financially prohibitive for practice owners.