Sentence examples for prohibitive that from inspiring English sources

While I.B.M. made its investment here for the long haul, said Douglas L. Maine, general manager of ibm.com, "if Ireland becomes cost prohibitive, that would be a consideration about future expansion".

Are they so prohibitive that they have essentially hamstrung a generation of scientists?

"The total cost is so prohibitive that only large financial institutions or traders can afford it.

But Qualcomm officials said the rates currently under discussion were so prohibitive that, if met, would undermine Qualcomm's business model.

If he struggles, their financial obligation is not so prohibitive that they cannot look elsewhere for a quarterback.

"It had deteriorated and was unattractive, and our zoning was so prohibitive that it precluded the opening of any new eatery.

As mentioned earlier [ 6], a recent economic assessment of the influence of protein loading on the maximum profit rate for ethanol production from biomass substrates suggested that the costs involved in achieving complete hydrolysis are prohibitive, and that fast but incomplete hydrolysis, leaving about 10-20% of the original substrate unhydrolyzed, might be a more effective strategy.

To move it back would be a prohibitive cost that's not in the budget".

The bill has forced the closure of all but 19 clinics in the state due to financially prohibitive upgrades that can cost millions and a law requiring abortion doctors to have admitting privileges at local hospitals.

(Female, 20 29 years, Festivals) It can be cost prohibitive and that's not just for the ticket.

In this study, five economic subthemes were identified (figure 1), with most participants discussing how expensive arts engagement can be, for example, It can be cost prohibitive and that's not just for the ticket.