Sentence examples for more prohibitive than from inspiring English sources

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

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

And, some barriers appear to be more prohibitive than others.

This lack of clarity with regard to the continuity of evolution from the RNA World to an RNA-protein world can be construed as a second major objection against the RNA World as a crucial stage of life's evolution, an objection, perhaps, even more prohibitive than the first one, dealing with the imperfection of ribozymes.

While generally fitting with the impediments found at other universities and among cancer researchers at the University of Kentucky, the results suggest that not all barriers are common or consistent between faculty and that some impediments may be more prohibitive than others.

As it currently stands, the major parties are in charge of determining primary election rules and procedures, which vary from state to state, and some are more prohibitive for independents than others.

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

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

Using ED on G is even more prohibitive required O(L3) multiplications.

For months the ratings board insisted on the more prohibitive NC-17.

Although the laws were later made more prohibitive, their marriage was never nullified.