Sentence examples for prohibitively dangerous from inspiring English sources
In addition, her heart condition means that surgery elsewhere is prohibitively dangerous as she needs cardiology and cardiothoracics to be present as well as a cardiac anaesthetist.
They are likely to include patients at extremely high risk of periprocedural thromboembolic events (eg, those with mechanical mitral valve prostheses) undergoing procedures for which uninterrupted, periprocedural anticoagulation is prohibitively dangerous (eg, neurological procedures).
Speakers also said that creating clones for therapy would be prohibitively expensive and dangerous.
Why does this neighborhood begin here, and not there, that block dangerous and rents on this one prohibitively expensive?
Very few of the looted stores were insured; most were in dangerous neighborhoods where insurance was either unavailable or prohibitively expensive.
"What can I do?" In large swaths of Congo, a vast country the size of Western Europe, roads are impassable or nonexistent, large riverboats no longer ply the waterways and air travel is prohibitively expensive, leaving many people to rely on an increasingly dangerous railway system long past its prime.
Its chases are fast, dangerous, and require a great deal of skill it's still, at times, a prohibitively designed driving simulation.
This is now prohibitively unlikely.
The tickets are prohibitively expensive.
Data costs are prohibitively high.
