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Even if refinancing were available for endangered firms, it would be prohibitively dear. It is only a matter of time before some go under.

While the upper end of this scale might be prohibitively expensive, it suggests at least some sites can be conserved.

Since the cost of return shipping is prohibitively expensive in this case, you do not need to return the original item.

Moreover, the demanded licensing fee is usually prohibitively expensive for most amateur individuals to clear the samples.

We also need regulation that makes it prohibitively expensive to pollute and waste, or to consume a disproportionate amount.

While action is justified and probably not prohibitively expensive, it is going to be a huge challenge.

Traditional foil stamping has always been prohibitively expensive, requiring special equipment and custom-made metal dies.

Air travel is prohibitively expensive in Greenland and such a journey would cost several thousand pounds, a price very few can afford.

Running for her is simply the world's most difficult thing, moving her plump body is simply prohibitively difficult.

As the hotels downtown were prohibitively expensive, residence clubs were among the most attractive options for these students.

Perhaps that requirement would have been draconian in decades past, when creating models from complex designs was prohibitively expensive.

LCD TVs are a bit thinner and much lighter than plasmas, but, at large-screen sizes, they are prohibitively expensive.

But as a desired polypeptide grows, so, too, do unwanted by-products, until the synthesis becomes prohibitively inefficient.

For all their faults, mainframes are highly efficient data stores: reliable, secure, and no longer prohibitively expensive.

Even if refinancing were available for endangered firms, it would be prohibitively dear.

It would be prohibitively expensive to haul away the material, they say, and there are no waste sites in the area.

But until recently, turning coal to liquid (a method known as CTL) was prohibitively expensive.

Privacy and integrity: When the messaging network or volume of message data is large, encrypting all traffic can be prohibitively expensive.

Second, the holder may sell receivables because money is tight and access to normal credit is not available, or prohibitively expensive.

Even today, the machinery for a journey to the midocean ridge is prohibitively expensive for most teams.

Without that, committing the billions of dollars needed would be prohibitively risky.

It would be complicated but not prohibitively difficult to blend one or the other of these effects into the sandwich burner model .

Besides, the distances between the stars may prove prohibitively vast even for the most advanced spaceship.

Sayuki is keen to revive this tradition, with the aim of funding the training of new geisha, otherwise prohibitively expensive for many.

Storing conversational state in the database can be prohibitively expensive.

Put simply, the barriers to entry can be prohibitively high for local Chinese banks to move overseas.

While scholarships are available to most children from poor families, private school tuition fees can still be prohibitively high.

further , it is hard to use and customize , and certain types of pattern matching are prohibitively difficult to do in procmail.

That is prohibitively expensive for many Chinese, and has resulted in at least some trains operating almost empty.

That makes the cost of raising new capital prohibitively expensive .

Yet new debt has become almost impossible to arrange and is, in most cases, prohibitively expensive.

The average probability of AIDS death in South Africa would appear to make life cover prohibitively costly for people with HIV.

'It's going to be an elitist and prohibitively expensive sport in China for the foreseeable future.

But elsewhere the cost of powering artificial lights will make indoor farming prohibitively expensive.

Where winters are short or mild, piping this water for use in district-heating schemes is prohibitively expensive.

Some nominally public schools charge prohibitively steep tuition.

But the new policies setting higher rates for purchases of second homes made that prohibitively expensive.

TRQs allow a limited quantity of imports at low tariffs while imports above the quota are subject to prohibitively higher tariffs.

it could become prohibitively expensive for the reds to borrow as debt levels skyrocket.

Unfortunately, reconstruction in this manner is prohibitively expensive--a bag of cement typically costs between $50 and $65.

It is prohibitively eXPensive and time deficient to repair faulty cable and broken links after the rough-in stage.

Until now, these devices contained platinum making widespread use of them prohibitively expensive.

Why not the iPad 2? Hopefully, the accompanying data plan wouldn't be prohibitively expensive.

If only three or four guns, in today's society, want to do things, really be prohibitively difficult.

Memory comes cheap -- around $25 for 512 MB -- but installation in large installed bases is prohibitively expensive.

In the past, they have used state franchise laws to make any such action prohibitively expensive.

Does your company have a special scheduled duty of is it subject to the general prohibitively high add?

But that is no good if the process is prohibitively expensive.

The idea never took off because it was prohibitively expensive.

A key aim of the project is to develop a solution that is very reliable but not prohibitively expensive.

Kellogg, for example, launched cold cereal, an alien category, at prohibitively high prices.

Does your company have a special scheduled duty of is it subject to the qeneral prohibitively high add?

But for many people the process is prohibitively expensive, costing up to £