Sentence examples for prohibitive aspect from inspiring English sources
Arguably the most prohibitive aspect of the law bans all gatherings of homosexuals.
It still sometimes feels like spring New management, old divisions Glum for gays ReprintsA particularly prohibitive aspect of the law is a ban on all gatherings of homosexuals.
However, the cost of reagent (NaHS or H2S gas) and safety aspects are often prohibitive.
A militantly devout Catholic, William F. Buckley raised the subject with his agnostic son, but admitted that "the religious aspect" of the matter was prohibitive.
Community college students face an equally prohibitive mathematics wall.
Nixon ushered in a new era of prohibitive law, marginalizing drug use along with research about its potential therapeutic aspects.
Breast milk is an important aspect of food security in communities where access to market food is economically prohibitive and access to traditional country food is a challenge due to environmental contamination, decline of species and costs of procurement and availability of hunters in the family [ 20].
"The expense of mounting a defense across the country may be prohibitive for [Masnick's] small company," Roberts writes, "while depositions and other aspects of the legal process would prove time-consuming and expensive".
The cost was prohibitive.
Insurance is near prohibitive.
