Sentence examples for prohibitive obstacles from inspiring English sources

"But we have to make sure we do not get on a slippery slope," he continued, "where our justifiable demands become prohibitive obstacles" along the way to a deal, particularly so early on.

They were unsure of how to go about locating a private therapist and found the cost prohibitive, and these obstacles, along with a certain lack of confidence in the benefits of therapy, contributed to non-help-seeking.

Instead of seeing such obstacles as prohibitive, I view them as pricks of conscience for an industry that is constantly evaluating its social contribution and corporate practices.

Such was Taylor Hough's enthusiasm for the project that internal opposition was finally worn down, but at this point the book hit its second obstacle: the prohibitive cost of producing a full-colour-illustrated volume.

Farmers aiming to transition to organic are presented with prohibitive challenges that, like most institutional obstacles, boil down to be a matter of economics.

Because hydrates are still a mysterious substance, there are many scientific and engineering obstacles that could make the process cost prohibitive.

21 An often cited obstacle to male HPV vaccination is the prohibitive cost.

The voyage gave rise to the field of oceanography, but it also exposed the twin obstacles that would impede underwater exploration for generations: prohibitive costs and primitive technology.

The perceived breach presents a new and potentially significant obstacle for Mr. Bush as he seeks to lock up prohibitive support of the Republican donor class for his presidential campaign.

Because of prohibitive data storage requirements in large-scale simulations, the memory problem is an obstacle for Monte Carlo (MC) codes in accomplishing pin-wise three-dimensional (3D) full-core calculations, particularly for whole-core depletion analyses.

"That could happen in other areas too, but we can also encounter obstacles in certain locations, like blocked ducts or lack of available power, which makes the cost of deploying fibre prohibitive".