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Al Naomi, the Cassandra of the Army Corps of Engineers, who for years has been calling for what used to seem like prohibitively expensive levee enhancements for New Orleans, puts their cost at $3 billion.

Unfortunately for design nerds, it just won't look like the futuristic (and experimental and likely prohibitively expensive) Urban Algae Canopy.

The collapse of the Venezuelan currency, which has made simple foods like rice prohibitively expensive, isn't likely to change course.

Nothing separates the "haves" and the 1% like a prohibitively expensive consumer product.

Illich advocated for the dismantling of educational institutions and, in their stead, the establishment of informal alternatives, like lending libraries for prohibitively expensive equipment and an educational match-making clearinghouse.

Currently shipping industry-leading solutions from other LiDAR suppliers like Velodyne are prohibitively expensive for inclusion in consumer vehicles.

A study like Baseline is traditionally prohibitively expensive to accomplish.

For now, those materials are prohibitively expensive, like anything new, he said.

So far the only electric cars available in the United States are made by small companies, like Tesla Motors, and are prohibitively expensive for most buyers (the Tesla Roadster is priced at over $100,000).

One of the wonderful things about cut-price seed is it allows you do things that normally might be prohibitively expensive, like growing my favourite veg to sow over the autumn and winter: microgreens.

Friedman told an alumni group that a probe like Penn State's would be prohibitively expensive.