Sentence examples for prohibited high from inspiring English sources

The high cost of VEGF prohibited high concentration levels of VEGF in the relatively large volume of the incubation bath, so only intraluminal VEGF was tested.

Until that happens, traders will continue to have strong incentives to engage in prohibited, high-risk trades.

Its point was to prohibit high heels, which would have damaged the museum's mosaic floors.

- Lawmakers in Tennessee allowed the so-called "Don't say gay" bill, prohibiting high schools from discussing homosexuality, to get into the next round of voting.

Lawmakers in Oklahoma recently joined officials in Colorado, Texas, Georgia, Nebraska, Tennessee and elsewhere in trying to prohibit high schools in their states from adopting the new American history Advanced Placement exams.

There are many factors that may act to prohibit high quality trials, which may relate to the surgeon, the patient, or the disease under investigation.

What do you think about the new rules that prohibit high-tech suits? A. I think it's great.

Maybe it's time to look to San Francisco for guidance; for many years we have had in place a voter-approved ordinance prohibiting high-rise development from casting shadows on our public parks during specified time periods.

But Democrats from swing states — including Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader — are backing away from a bill to ban semiautomatic assault weapons, and it is not clear if the Senate will vote to prohibit high-capacity ammunition magazines.

However, MLB has wielded an increasingly heavy hand with other Latin winter leagues, prohibiting high-priced players from participating or strictly limiting their usage to minimise the risks of injury and fatigue.

Anything taller was built before the law prohibiting high-rises.