Sentence examples for relatively prohibitive from inspiring English sources

As of mid-2011, direct green laser diodes at 510 nm and 500 nm have became generally available, although the price remains relatively prohibitive for widespread public use.

I actually thought the price ($3,900), though prohibitive, was relatively reasonable for such a successful fusion of form and function.

Such a requirement would be overly demanding on parents and an infringement on their procreative liberty, and would be unlikely to succeed in any case, given the prohibitive costs and relatively low success rates of IVF treatment.

While they are already providing a previously prohibitive service for a relatively low price, he wants to get this down even further to give anyone the capability to sift through their own DNA to learn whether they are predisposed to any particular diseases.

The lack of biological outcomes (such as HIV, STIs and pregnancy related outcomes) is a limitation of this study, but the number of participants needed to detect a difference in these relatively rare outcomes would have been prohibitive.

While the island has local theater troupes, San Juan has not been viewed as a lucrative destination for touring shows because the relatively high cost of tickets can be prohibitive for people there, he said.

For instance, in the New York City borough of Manhattan, neighborhoods like the fashionable Upper East Side or the funky Upper West Side fetch real estate prices prohibitive for all but the relatively well-off.

However, sequencing is still relatively expensive and it may be cost prohibitive to sequence a region on a large set of individuals.

That these relatively high tariffs have clearly not been completely prohibitive, is likely to be because processed cheeses are predominantly sold to the fast food industry, or wealthier consumers able to afford higher prices in supermarkets.

As a consequence, the computational cost for implementing a Volterra filter may become prohibitive even in applications involving kernels with relatively small memory size.

For example, according to the BBC, a small business broadband connection in Kenya can cost around US$120 a month for a relatively slow connection of 256kb per second - a prohibitive combination of high cost and low reliability.