Examples of 'would be prohibitive' in a sentence
Meaning of "would be prohibitive"
would be prohibitive: This phrase is used to convey that something would be excessively costly, difficult, or restrictive
How to use "would be prohibitive" in a sentence
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would be prohibitive
The time and cost would be prohibitive.
Regulatory intervention is justified only where the potential cost of resolving incompatibilities would be prohibitive.
The cost of the move would be prohibitive.
This would be prohibitive.
That cost and timeline would be prohibitive.
The cost would be prohibitive anyway.
The cost of this undertaking would be prohibitive.
Its cost would be prohibitive.
The computing power necessary to do so would be prohibitive.
For that would be prohibitive.
For many rightsholders the cost of doing so would be prohibitive.
But your price would be prohibitive.
This would result in either a deficit in the program or fees that would be prohibitive.
I feared my age would be prohibitive.
Led manufacturers can develop custom intensity profiles but the cost would be prohibitive.
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In the face of such abundance, it would be prohibitive to dwell on each title.
The monetary cost of organizing and bringing a team to France would be prohibitive.
Long-distance telephone charges would be prohibitive and would discourage use.
Furthermore, costs of such antibiotics to the patient would be prohibitive.
The price of automatic equipment would be prohibitive in this market.
Further, the economics of treating small units of plasma on a single patient would be prohibitive.
Loan repayment still would be prohibitive Rs.
Of course, the cost of constructing and maintaining such large spaceships would be prohibitive.
An exercise of this nature in terms of costs would be prohibitive for government.
Such residue can not conveniently be dried, as the cost of drying would be prohibitive.
Moreover, the price would be prohibitive.
But it is understood that the financial penalties would be prohibitive.
The costs of extending rail to these sites would be prohibitive - approaching $200 million.
It is clear that the cost of such an operation would be prohibitive.
From there to Virginia city would be prohibitive.
Inversely, the costs of not reaching an agreement would be prohibitive.
For a small company, it likely would be prohibitive.
In addition, the cost of replacing the adsorbent would be prohibitive.
Finally the cost of such a mechanism would be prohibitive.
The amount of death and destruction would be prohibitive.
The cost of gathering it in money and time would be prohibitive.
The cost of a complete clean-up would be prohibitive.
Moreover, the cost of such a structure would be prohibitive.
The size / cost of the sanctuary would be prohibitive.
In addition, the size of the die would be prohibitive.
Even with a sampling approach, the costs of such an undertaking would be prohibitive.
The cost of encoding, updating and verifying these data would be prohibitive.
In practice, the cost and the complexity of such a solution would be prohibitive.
Additionally, the cost of setting up a fully functional simulated environment would be prohibitive for us.
Moreover, the costs of leaving the Euro would be prohibitive.
Too late for any survivors. And the cost would be prohibitive.
Oh, I have seen enough to recognize the fact that the cost would be prohibitive.
Furthermore, the costs of imports ( especially ) would be prohibitive.
No, we … own a lot of stuff, and the storage costs would be prohibitive.
Controversy continues, however, over whether the cost would be prohibitive.
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Examples of using Prohibitive
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Prohibitive increase in transport and transaction costs
We could put prohibitive taxes on fuel use
The terms for student loans were prohibitive
