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Those things would have been prohibitively expensive to do after the fact.

To make the cost of taking their lives prohibitively expensive.

This is especially true now, with production costs for new works so prohibitively high.

Yet, more often than not they are found prohibitively damaged.

It would have been prohibitively expensive to keep the same space.

Doing much more at this point could be prohibitively expensive, several officials in the industry said.

In a big state, that hike may be prohibitively far away.

"It's prohibitively expensive for him to buy land in the States right now."

Not to mention being prohibitively dangerous to everyone around him.

However, to pursue such a case would be prohibitively expensive.

For the general public, golf is considered to be prohibitively expensive.

In my opinion running a business on the ship does make little sense, because the costs look prohibitively high.

Its high value makes it prohibitively expensive for power plant use.

Many are unfamiliar with the sport; others work prohibitively long hours.

If many relations are joined, it may be prohibitively slow.

And as a consequence, it has always been prohibitively expensive.

For families of low income such items are almost certainly prohibitively expensive.

On the other hand, if you have been going to state school university fees are often prohibitively expensive.

Others said that such an undertaking would have been prohibitively expensive.

Reportedly she asked for a prohibitively large sum of money.

But trial and error is a prohibitively expensive way to learn.

That would be prohibitively expensive for toilets all over town.

There is no evidence that this approach would be prohibitively expensive, as industry claims.

The problem is that, unless you have good insurance, it can be prohibitively expensive.

He said research has not turned up any problem that will be prohibitively costly to fix.