Sentence examples for that prohibitively from inspiring English sources

The collective general manager would not technically own the team, as public offering laws would make that prohibitively expensive.

We find that a policy that prohibitively increases the cost of 'misdemeanor' types of questionable research practices robustly decreases the overall rate of researcher misconduct, because the rate of 'felonies', such as fabrication, also decreases.

TCC, holding a monopoly in distilled spirits in a nation that prohibitively taxed imports, returned $550 million in royalties to Thailand's excise department in 1987, 5% of the national budget at the time.

For singularity-induced micro-electroporation, the primary implication of inhibited current transfer is that prohibitively large potential differences could be required to generate electroporation inducing electric fields magnitudes.

Furthermore, a secondary current distribution model of the singularity-induced micro-electroporation configuration with inert platinum electrodes and water electrolyte indicates that electrode kinetics do not inhibit charge transfer to the extent that prohibitively large potential differences are required to perform electroporation.

The weakness of studies taking this approach is usually that the genetic variant explains such a small proportion of the factor of interest e.g., vitamin D levels, that prohibitively large studies are needed.

Hotels that were prohibitively expensive have become more reasonable.

Even though prices have since slumped, "there were a lot of towns that were prohibitively expensive".

The short flight to the island is the only speedy way in and out, but that is prohibitively expensive.

While it can sound odd to talk about the advantages of renting in a city that is prohibitively expensive for most Americans, there are benefits.

That was prohibitively expensive for the vast majority, but just as jet travel has come to the point where many millions now fly, so one day, he says, will space travel.