Sentence examples for that prohibitive from inspiring English sources

I recently wrote a magazine article suggesting that prohibitive production costs were stifling the emergence of new talent.

And I also agree that prohibitive prices and tiny spaces are very important reasons to consider leaving New York City, despite its appeal.

A member of the government-appointed commission said that prohibitive pricing or other measures to curb demand for air travel would be needed whether or not a new runway was built in the south-east.

He says that prohibitive costs will throttle Chinese aluminum production just as the country's demand increases.

Now that prohibitive power prices and drought-related conditions which shut down 8% of world aluminum capacity–have subsided, capacity is almost guaranteed to pick up.

A review of the literature shows that there is a need to explore who and what influences the decisions made by women and their communities within rural areas of Sierra Leone; the impact of perceived risks related to different options; where women prefer to deliver; and why utilisation of health facilities during childbirth remains low now that prohibitive costs have, in theory, been removed.

"It's still a sport that's prohibitive because of the costs," said Wilson, who lives in Los Angeles.

The Jets say they anticipated this sort of bloodletting because there were so many contracts that had prohibitive costs, like that of the released linebacker Marvin Jones, whom they hope to get back.

"Realising that the prohibitive costs of current test equipment and technical expertise required meant that less than 5% of children were receiving these services made me look into exploring alternative solutions," he says.

The attack of Sept. 11, 2001, combined with a punishing local economy and housing costs that are prohibitive for most young people, have made it ever tougher to chase a dream to the big city.

For Mr. Sternberg, the critters, which appeared as embroidery on a khaki suit, were just one example of what he is doing to keep the product interesting without resulting in a price that is prohibitive.