Sentence examples for use prohibitively from inspiring English sources

Vaginismus is characterized by spasming or contracting muscles around the vagina upon penetration, which can make sex and tampon use prohibitively painful.

You'll be legally required to tell any lender of your status, unless it's an amount under $1000 and, while some small lending organisations specialise in lending to bankruptees, they use prohibitively large interest rates to balance the risk.

The ITA and the BTA represented a dramatic departure from earlier national economic policies, especially in cases where countries used prohibitively high tariffs and subsidies to protect their technology industries from foreign competitors.

The public health service is being wound down, deliberately, to promote the use of prohibitively expensive private hospitals that are funded by public money.

The court ruled 6 to 3 that such a categorical rule would make land use planning prohibitively expensive and was, in any event, not required by the Constitution.

Photocurrent attenuation provided a direct measure of herbicide concentration, with no need for model-dependent kinetic analysis of the signal used for detection or the use of prohibitively complex instrumentation, and prospects for the use of protein engineering to develop the sensitivity and selectivity of herbicide binding by the Rba.

Then the DNA of gut bacteria is sequenced in the lab, something that used to be prohibitively expensive, and this is used to determine your microbiome composition.

The question of whether an absolute nonthreshold or a relative nonthreshold, i.e., a "practical" threshold specifically in the low-dose level, is present may not be answered even with the use of a prohibitively large number of wild-type mice.

Fine-tiling arrays provide a higher resolution for detecting small deletions but are not in widespread use and are prohibitively expensive to implement for genome-wide data.

However, with costs ranging from $77 to $312 for a single-use tamponade, they are prohibitively expensive for widespread use in developing countries.

The cost of using it is prohibitively high.