Meanings of more prohibitive in English

To be clear, regardless of their finances, some districts have more prohibitive space constraints than others.

The costs are even more prohibitive when women are paying completely out of pocket for birth control.

And while e-books run around $18, the cost of the reading devices themselves may be more prohibitive.

Both options are decidedly more prohibitive than when they were abandoned on foot of the Government's assurances about Abbotstown.

Instead banks headquartered in the country have generally had to issue more junior classes of debt this year, sometimes at more prohibitive rates.

The huge development comes as the Government struggles with a housing market that is ever more prohibitive for buyers to push their way into.

Compared with the more prohibitive price tags in the city, Wicklow town offers a wider selection of family homes within amenities and leisure clubs.