Sentence examples for more prohibitive from inspiring English sources

"Federal policy regarding the employment of undocumented aliens is far more prohibitive today".

But the majors now often seem to be charging prices far more prohibitive than their costs.

I hope my children feel unencumbered by any of the assumptions and biases left over from more prohibitive generations.

The proposed bill is more prohibitive than anti-smoking measures adopted by the European parliament in February.

But the review process in the United States is expected to take much longer, and the policy against marijuana use, in any form, is much more prohibitive.

And yet, when you don't have $1m in venture capital and a hot tub, as they did, the prospect of failure is a little more prohibitive.

If not maintained, the weather gradually destroys the building, much of which is made of wood, making costs ever-more prohibitive.

Amazon is clearly hopping the Spot will serve an Echo Dot-like purpose for the product, convincing users to install one in every room of their home — though obviously a $130 price point is far more price prohibitive than the $50 Dot.

With whaling ships becoming scarcer and voyages to find whales longer and more cost-prohibitive, commercial agricultural plantations came into their own in Hawaii.

Specifically, we feel simple native gel-based or solution turbidity assays could be used to assess protein aggregation and stability instead of the more cost-prohibitive fluorescence scans.

Whole-genome resequencing has been used successfully for historic samples (Rowe et al. 2011), although contamination by nontarget DNA can make this expensive proposition even more cost-prohibitive.