Sentence examples for prohibitively complicated from inspiring English sources
Completely recreating the original look of the house's exterior would have been prohibitively complicated.
And for retailers, especially small ones without vast advertising resources, it is sometimes prohibitively complicated to manage yet another ad campaign.
Although the US embargo theoretically allows sales of food and medicine to the island, it also includes restrictions on credit and shipping that make such trade prohibitively complicated and expensive.
Such large-scale circuit analysis was prohibitively complicated using prior methods.
Conceptual hydrological modelling has under-utilised classical parameter analysis techniques (for both optimisation and uncertainty assessment) due to the prohibitively complicated nonsmooth geometry of typical parameter distributions.
The signal received at the end destination at any distance from the sender would be perfect, but the cost of relay placement would be infinite, the delay long, and the algorithms and signaling overhead for routing prohibitively complicated.
It's prohibitively expensive and complicated for most.
Walking back his hard-line immigration stance makes him look weak on his core campaign issue, but moving in the direction charted by the White House is prohibitively expensive, legally complicated and increasingly repugnant to much of the public.
Flights were complicated and prohibitively expensive.
In light of the minimum n-dimensional parameter space and the highly complicated nonlinear trajectories of the replicator equation coupled with mutation (Pais and Leonard 2011), such a model would require prohibitively large amounts of time series, rather than cross-sectional, data to be useful for inference.
