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Don't forget it, a year ago at this time she was prohibitive favorite.

Rewriting these applications to use up-to-date innovations in business application development and integration can be cost prohibitive.

For reform to have any effect, it will have to deal with the prohibitive cost of any litigation in London.

You can argue that it is possible to copy and paste it out of Netflix, but the cost of doing this is prohibitive for individuals.

Second, the cost of extracting minerals from several kilometres below the surface of the sea was prohibitive.

On a flagship device, the extra build cost isn't that important, for a mid-priced phone, using a capacitive screen might be prohibitive.

But potential suitors keen to get a slice of this growth are likely to run-up against ownership structures prohibitive to foreign investors.

I have a question to ask everybody : My teacher told me that it is prohibitive in the mine to stride over a long rope on the ground , why ?

We preach free trade to the poor while shutting their own goods out of our markets, or slapping prohibitive tariffs on them.

Nevertheless, the price remains prohibitive, and implementing such a program more broadly requires organization.

A year ago he explored the idea of a print edition, but France's unionised distribution system made the costs prohibitive.

If you are printing only a small number of publications, the cost per copy of your publication may be prohibitive.

Second, because when high returns are available on the money markets, the cost of holding non-interest-bearing commodities is prohibitive.

Although it's not that prohibitive for this small class, if the class had many more fields, it would take a while.

For countries with a strong private sector, such as the Philippines, the cost of treatment is prohibitive for most patients with MDR-TB.

Today, a really crushing defeat was dealt to the prohibitive policies of the Moscow authorities over the last five years.

The Law of Employment Contracts does not set prohibitive provisions on the agreement on the liquidated damages borne by employer.

Suppose we make our tariff wall so high that it becomes absolutely prohibitive , and no imports come in from the outside world at all.

The cost of doing this might seem prohibitive for a BPI that includes many applications and potentially hundreds of servers.

The worry is that those rising borrowing costs eventually may prove prohibitive, forcing countries to seek some sort of bailout.

After years of dithering amid mounting public anger at the often prohibitive cost of treatment , the government has a plan .

If an application were to use a lot of libraries, and all code were linked in, the size of the application would become prohibitive.

While a number of options are sure to come up throughout the season, the financial implications of trading Odom could be prohibitive .

A higher tariff wall, which, however, is not prohibitive , will produce the same kind of results as this, but merely to a smaller degree.

Legacy systems must be reused rather than replaced, because with even more constrained budgets, replacement is cost-prohibitive.

But there are no signs hemp paper is an area that will take off any time soon, due in a large part to the prohibitive cost of hemp.

The problem: setting up and maintaining these offshore islands could be cost and energy prohibitive, a common problem with new technologies.

The second was the prohibitive cost of developing and deploying the technologies.

Prohibitive costs mean that neither the hepatitis B nor the papillomavirus vaccine are widely used across the developing world.

This approach is certainly not practical when schedule and cost constraints are prohibitive of such an effort.

Again, this would be prohibitive to implement with reflection but it is perfectly acceptable through this method.

Policies regarding licensing procedures, requirements and fees can be prohibitive.

"We had been thinking about solar for years, " says Buller, "but we found the cost -- about $35, 000 -- to be prohibitive. "

Yet in the face of soaring commodity prices , the costs associated with subsidising basic staples have become too prohibitive .

On interpretive science, prohibitive regulation can eliminate the misunderstanding of "human rights are authorized by constitution" .

For many organizations, however, the operational complexity and costs to ensure safe third party network access have been prohibitive.

Fortunately, the evidence suggests that the costs of action should not be prohibitive.

Lot independent villa was slightly better, at a unit cost is prohibitive , even if the price lower plate, the unit villa also high.

Big companies have government affairs departments but for small groups the cost of access is prohibitive.

Such costs are often prohibitive, explaining why the night-weekend effect continues to exist in most hospitals.

Calculate the energy needed to support a normal bacterial genome in thousands of copies and the cost is prohibitive.

This was not tested, however, because most anticipated future uses are likely to make the speed disadvantage of bzip2 prohibitive.

Of course, a sufficiently high incentive would boost towel reuse but at prohibitive cost to the hotel.

The RANDOM option is useful when ascending insertions or hot spots cause this contention but the resulting cost is not prohibitive.

The financial markets no longer trust it , and will not lend to it or roll over debt , except at prohibitive prices .

Newer drugs offer alternatives, but they are often cost prohibitive, and few data exist on their long-term safety and effectiveness.

However, the costs of shooting in the format have so far proved prohibitive.

In most cases however, a suitable external water supply is not available or the cost of the clean water is prohibitive.

Enterprises can opt to build these services into their applications from scratch, though the cost and time-to-deploy are often prohibitive.

Unfortunately, the cost of equipment is prohibitive .

It is rarely possible to provide the highest level of data protection to every application. The cost of doing so would be prohibitive.

If there are fewer households per transformer predicted equipment costs would be prohibitive.

Carnegie Mellon University has even published a study that calls the technology inefficient and cost-prohibitive.

First, the cost of absolute protection will, in most cases, be prohibitive.

Unfortunately, the costs of home ownership are prohibitive for countless millions of families in the developed world.

Further, gold is not only prohibitive to purchase these days; it's expensive to keep, lying in a guarded safe-deposit box.

He'd made some calls and found the cost of shipping a mare to the States was prohibitive.

For a long document, this simple task can be prohibitive.

Behavioral economics is also behind the new push for prohibitive taxes on cigarettes, trans-fat-rich foods, and dirty energy usage.

In many cases, doing so involves re-writing the software on some level, which some companies find too cost-prohibitive.

If the reaction took hours, and not seconds, the fuel costs would be prohibitive.

Collection costs for garbage would be prohibitive in rural areas because of the dispersed population.

There is no messing about with radio-spectrum licences or digging up roads, and FSO can also bypass prohibitive planning restrictions.

It doesn't reduce the burden of database concurrency and the required technologies are often cost prohibitive.

We are running out of space in landfill, and the cost is fast becoming prohibitive.

Such devices have, in general, the same effects as high or prohibitive tariffs, and often worse effects.

Business taxes are much higher than elsewhere in the region; interest rates are prohibitive.

The cost of buying food at the bar, as we went half-board, was prohibitive.

Cf. Unfortunately, we cannot accept your offer. Your prices are prohibitive.

But with investors panicking the world over, yields on Argentina's bonds surged to prohibitive levels (see chart).

The cost of re-doing an aluminum fuselage design that is already complete, using another material set makes it pretty much prohibitive.

Today, a number of books available in the market price is getting higher and higher, so that ordinary people prohibitive.

The border tax adjustment would amount to a prohibitive tariff of 26% on China's exports and 20% on India's.

Court No. 1 was preserved and will be used as lecture theatre. The original prohibitive signage will also be preserved.

I've sold more hamburgers in the last few months than ever before, but the cost is prohibitive.

Developers who are keen to exploit the dynamic potential of SOA will find this restrictive and cost-prohibitive.

This makes the upgrade path for SaaS applications less cost-prohibitive.

One deterrent is the price of membership, which for Chinese companies stands at a prohibitive $230, 000.

The cost of travel to the far east is prohibitive.

Insurance rates are rising so fast that the cost may soon be prohibitive.

Although closed this movement a rare opportunity, but the extent of their adventure so that many men often prohibitive.

The work involved in testing numerous seedlings in this manner has been prohibitive.

Hangang ultimately elected not to move its older facilities, several people who work at the mill said, because the cost was prohibitive.

With the cost still prohibitive for many, Congress and the Carter administration deregulated the industry in 1978.

The unsteadiness of air becomes prohibitive only if instruments with large focal length are used.

In fact the cost and difficulty of redeveloping old Tube stations may yet prove prohibitive.

The cost of making them by hand is prohibitive.

Smoking is prohibitive in process of the cableway.

boulevard art clustered thorns, and this is good, ordinary people have are prohibitive, and only the strong will of the people exception.

Many children in China suffer from a variety of eye disorders, and often the cost of treatment is prohibitive for their families.

This anti-social habit is even more prohibitive in the world's priciest city, Oslo.

The costs of inaction are billed as prohibitive.

These centers charge between $7. 50 and $12. 50 per hour, a prohibitive cost in a nation where the average state salary is $20.

For many firms, such costs are prohibitive.

The expense is prohibitive.

It can become cost prohibitive to replace an entire wardrobe of sweaters, slacks, suits, and coats all at once.

the freight costs prohibitive to shipping outside the US.

The government strangled the economy with prohibitive tariffs and tight money to defend the gold standard.

These are two expensive solutions, and while we could make it-our engineers can make anything-the cost would be prohibitive.

Saving many of them may be prohibitive.

The project was abandoned Because of prohiBitive costs.

It is cost prohibitive and requires time and patience.

The banks looked at what it would cost to raise capital and they said that's prohibitive.

the exact shelf life of cord blood cells is still unknown and the cost of storage is somewhat prohibitive;

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Arseniasis caused by coal combustion in China and prohibitive content of arsenic in commercial coals