Meanings of prohibitive cost in English

Many people are now avoiding trading up because of the prohibitive cost.

What stopped them was the prohibitive cost of getting into deeper waters.

The insolence of the creature, with her hint about the prohibitive cost of bicycles!

Aequitas contends that the prohibitive cost of data has hurt Canadian investors and publicly listed companies.

A fourth of Indians do not seek out healthcare services because of the prohibitive cost of access.

Not even prohibitive cost or a change of government has since stood in the way of this decision.

Cuba appears to block fewer sites than China and relies more on prohibitive cost to curb bloggers' access and impact.

Some predict more consolidation in the industry as companies try to share the prohibitive cost of developing greener and hybrid cars.

I am sure Irish parents would be equally enthusiastic to involve themselves, were it not for the prohibitive cost of insurance.

I use Datapak when connecting to TWICS in Tokyo, as the only alternative today is direct calls at a prohibitive cost.

The conversation moved on to the prohibitive cost of childcare and the effect it has on young families with both parents working.

Smith said the prohibitive cost of buying extracts in bulk would probably discourage most consumers from purchasing them in such large quantities.

All this at a time when, given the prohibitive cost of motor fuel, we are all confined to our homes more than ever?

As well as the prohibitive cost of the early word processors, there was a cultural resistance, starting with that ugly word, "processor".

Mr Igisomar earlier championed the decriminalisation of medical marijuana use but changed gears because of the prohibitive cost of purchasing marijuana through pharmacies and dispensers.

Giving up on treatment and prohibitive costs remain primary reasons for not seeking care.