"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.
But in such a sparsely populated area the access costs for high-speed data services are still way too prohibitive for most small businesses, to say nothing of individuals.
Cost prohibitive is a light way of putting it, with bills for even the smallest affairs reaching tens of thousands of dollars (though most get closer to the hundreds of thousands).
Many new fans are turning up, and feel like they can jump into both universes at once with little worry for dense, prohibitive continuity getting in the way.
If you're actually living in the house, it's really prohibitive in a lot of ways, whereas carpet can go down in a day".
Sixth, Bingham continues, the state must provide a way of "resolving, without prohibitive cost or inordinate delay, bona fide civil disputes which the parties themselves are unable to resolve".
Throughout our tour of Broadway's latest offerings, I found myself wishing that every family could experience this much theater and frustrated that the Great White Way had become so prohibitive.
But it is hard to see how hosting the fight in a small, exclusive arena and behind a prohibitive pay wall is the best way of exposing a new generation of fans to the sport and increasing its appeal.
Therefore, studies that require complete reconstruction of coding sequences should avoid normalization; but obviously, when billions of reads are available for assembly, the Multireads approach becomes prohibitive and normalization is the only way to proceed.
Cindy Wishengrad New York, Aug. 12, 2007 To the Editor: Michael Granof suggests a number of intelligent ways to cut the prohibitive cost of required college textbooks.
