Sentence examples for there are prohibitive from inspiring English sources

However, there are prohibitive limitations (labour, time spent, costs, etc).

Neither the Beatles nor Roxy Music would have existed, never mind shaped pop culture, had there been prohibitive college fees.

While 13 institutions provided a path to a degree at or below the target tuition, many noted that there were prohibitive hoops to jump through, and that the offerings didn't apply to many majors or many kinds of students, and that they never extended to flagship universities.

In many countries, there is prohibitive out-of-pocket cost for using lenalidomide, and Rd given for many years may not be a financially viable option, even though it is a well-tolerated oral regimen ideal for elderly patients.

"While there are a lot people interested, peripherally, in the Q.S. movement, there are startup costs involved that are prohibitive.

There are jobs in Manchester, but rents are prohibitive and travel expenses too high.

* Parents say costs are prohibitive.

Costs are prohibitive for many refugees.

Make sure there are no prohibitive costs, such as equipment which is too expensive to make the business profitable.

Notwithstanding that small group of public-sector patients living in regional/rural areas, and for whom the cost of private PFMT might be prohibitive, there was/is an apparent mismatch between urological cancer surgeons' stated referral patterns (which align with published recommendations) [ 17] and patient receipt of preoperative PFMT.

"That will never happen, we have family who live in Turkey and we always have to visit them, instead of them coming here, because they like it there and also the cost is prohibitive," said Dilek Oksuz, 24, who works at Turkish travel agent Right Holidays.