Sentence examples for make it prohibitively from inspiring English sources

We will probably not run out of petroleum in this century, but its diminishing supplies worldwide will eventually make it prohibitively expensive to use, said David Morehouse, the senior petroleum geologist at the Energy Information Administration, the analytical arm of the Energy Department.

Those expenditures can make it prohibitively expensive to switch to a distributed workplace.

Rainfall and other limits make it prohibitively difficult for some countries to grow all their own food.

It also predicts that requiring private insurance companies to charge the same rates to everyone will make it prohibitively expensive for most people to buy individual health insurance.

The markets would then focus on the next country likely to go down the same route and make it prohibitively expensive for it to borrow.

Such penalties, which are rare for prime borrowers, or those with good credit, often make it prohibitively expensive for people to refinance.

Niagara Mohawk closed the station in 1997, saying that its outdated equipment had made it "prohibitively expensive to run" and that continued operation of the generators put too much stress on the underwater columns supporting the building.

The trouble with this approach though, Desnoyers explained, is that people often have very specialized requirements, and the way Amazon designs its products shuts those people out or makes it prohibitively expensive if they need specialized services.

The inclusion of so much new and complex technology made it "prohibitively expensive to make".

Some included prepayment penalties that made it prohibitively expensive to refinance.

This in turn makes it prohibitively expensive to recapitalise the banks.