Sentence examples for prohibitively short from inspiring English sources

The large amount of power required by flooding causes a prohibitively short network lifetime, which makes it difficult to apply basic flooding protocol to real WSNs.

These calculations show that because of the relatively small space available for the fuel meat, the achievable cycle lengths (i.e., elapsed time between required refueling shutdowns) of the fuel with these pins alone is prohibitively short.

Immediately upon its release, a select group of reporters and medical practitioners were granted access to its contents for a prohibitively short time.

The central bank has also used aggressive intervention to engineer a huge leap in yuan borrowing rates in Hong Kong, essentially making it prohibitively expensive to short the currency.

Exposure times exceeding 1 min would make video-rate analysis of rapid (<20 min) translocation events prohibitively difficult, whereas the short exposure times used for the Nluc fusions enabled continuous monitoring of both Nluc-GR (Supporting Video 1) and Nluc-PKCα (Supporting Video 2).

Long Island's four turkey farms, plus two other outlets that no longer raise their turkeys on Long Island, offer free-range, fresh birds, though none uses organic feed, which all say is in short supply and prohibitively expensive anyway.

In short, I have a prohibitively low unfairness threshold, which prevents my reading (and certainly rereading) many classic novels.

"For legacy airlines to do short-haul Europe is prohibitively expensive," said Ms McCall.

When the growers who hire migrant workers do not provide them with a place to live, their housing options are dismal: they cannot take on rental leases for their short stay, and motels are prohibitively expensive.

One option is the use of the noncross reacting Erwinia product, but this has a shorter half life and is prohibitively expensive.

For ordinary Cubans things tend to be either in short supply, such as transport, housing and food, or prohibitively expensive, such as soap, books and clothes.