prohibitive

“The United States gets vital goods from China that cannot be replaced any time soon or made at home at anything less than prohibitive cost.”

"Why would a sponsor spend millions of pounds doing so if it is now prohibitive to sell in America?"

Register that the park had initially hoped to reopen the ride, but sourcing replacement parts for the aging roller coaster had proved cost prohibitive.

The government provides free medication but getting diagnosed and collecting the medicines can be cost prohibitive for many.

Mr Matthews said it was critical that in the government's June spending review recommits to the programme and provides greater funding for low-income households as the current costs - even with the grant - can be prohibitive.