Sentence examples for prohibitive heating from inspiring English sources

Prohibitive heating and electricity bills, escalating food prices, the contraction of funding from businesses and the reduction of private donations, have meant that teen homes and shelters for mothers with infants have had to close down.

"Many older people will be feeling anxious about the current cold snap, not least because high heating costs are prohibitive for many, resulting in large numbers of older people finding it virtually impossible to stay adequately warm," she says.

Caroline Abrahams of Age UK said switching to other providers could be difficult for some and the big six should pass on savings: "Many older people will be feeling anxious about the current cold snap, not least because high heating costs are prohibitive for many, resulting in large numbers of older people finding it virtually impossible to stay adequately warm.

One possible explanation is that, because the cost of running AC on high heat days can be prohibitive for some households (Sheridan 2007), higher AC prevalence does not automatically imply higher usage.

Neville also thinks the summer heat in Qatar would have proved prohibitive had the tournament remained in its traditional slot.

The purpose of this work is to establish dimensionless correlations for the flame extent under a ceiling that can be used for large-scale calculations of radiative heat fluxes for which numerical simulations may be prohibitive.

This feature discusses research conducted to investigate the effects of harsher operating conditions, and the development of a new elastomer compound with inherent heat dissipation properties and superior wear resistance without prohibitive increases in friction or cost.

The low specific heat capacity and high unit cost of lead-bismuth is prohibitive towards its use as a storage medium in storage-integrated plant designs, resulting in very high LCOE values.

And while the former secretary of state will almost certainly still be the prohibitive favourite for the Democratic nomination come January, the media coverage of the email release and the political heat generated from Republicans could prove an unwanted distraction in the days leading up to her first appearance on a ballot in nearly eight years.

The heat and drought will also likely cause more cattle ranchers to cut their herds due to the prohibitive costs of bringing in feed for their cattle from other states.

The cost was prohibitive.