prohibitively expensive造句

Meat and butter were prohibitively expensive.

Storing conversational state in the database can be prohibitively expensive.

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

Both are rebels from Korea's crippling and prohibitively expensive treadmill of education, marriage and family, hailed as the be-all and end-all by the taciturn older generation.

The U. S. has maintained an open market for other nations, but many of our trading partners impose tariffs and other regulations that make American products prohibitively expensive.

For example, organized collection of trash would be prohibitively expensive in rural areas because of the dispersed population, but it is practical -- and necessary -- in big cities.

But if they scratch together the money to do so, it will be impossible to afford earthquake insurance, which is already prohibitively expensive.

The machines that make things make them in such a fashion that they will quickly fall apart in such a way that repairs will be prohibitively expensive.

The eastern leg, along the Grand canal, was supposed to be easiest to finish, but pollution in this heavily industrialised region is so great that water treatment is prohibitively expensive.

The one-to-one ratio of performer to audience member, and the resources required to stage such a thing on a grand scale, makes this kind of theatre "prohibitively expensive", says Jubb.

While urban areas are not short on fiber optic and copper cable, these physical data pipes are sometimes prohibitively expensive and difficult to run to the more remote reaches of the nation.