Sentence examples for really prohibitive from inspiring English sources

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".

These rules are really prohibitive for horses that are bred in other places, and, until that is changed, it will not be a world thoroughbred championship.

"The cost is really prohibitive and it was really eye-opening for me," she told TechCrunch.

"It was something you would only be able to do with a helicopter, but those costs are really prohibitive". The growing use of drones is changing the way that movies and TV shows are made, giving consumers a new perspective on the action.

The Hypersuit is similarly awkward in a public place – and as the rep mentioned, it's really too cost prohibitive for personal use, so it will likely mostly be used in public.

While everyone fixated on the Reggie Bush fiasco, the SEC was left waving in the background, "Hey, the N.C.A.A. is looking into the recruiting hostesses at Tennessee!" Well, now it's got something to really crow about: the prohibitive favorite for the Heisman Trophy is drawing allegations the way Lindsay Lohan draws paparazzi.

"I wanted to have something to offer them that might be cost-prohibitive, like really nifty condoms and lube and other stuff, female condoms, granola bars, tampons, toiletries".

She had been looking for an antique home, and all the ones she had seen in the town of Fairfield, where she had first looked, either cost a prohibitive $1.5 million, or "were really small and required a total rehab".

"It's cost-prohibitive," he said, "but I'm really curious about what would happen if you tinkered with the atmospheric mix".

"He is a really compassionate guy, and once it was no longer prohibitive to do that I guess he would like to express some emotion to the officers".

In this country, if you don't have insurance, you don't really get health care because it's so cost-prohibitive.