Sentence examples for Excessively high prices from inspiring English sources
Excessively high prices increased activity in the insular cortex, a brain region linked to expectations of pain, monetary loss and the viewing of upsetting pictures.
But the problem is obvious: excessively high prices that defy market forces.
As part of its oversight of the wholesale electricity markets, the commission ordered several companies to refund what it considered excessively high prices this year in California.
A distinct flourish in her pronunciation of the French term readily conjured images of exquisite treasures at excessively high prices a few blocks south of here.
OPEC representatives said they were aware that excessively high prices might put a dent in a global economy that is already suffering from the weak housing market in the United States.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17 — Federal agents are investigating whether several large food companies charged the government excessively high prices for supplies to American troops in Iraq and Kuwait, administration officials said Wednesday.
All one can say is that being savagely torn to pieces by murderous Bacchantes seems an excessively high price to pay for being reluctant to emerge from the closet.
European officials roundly condemned the seven-year sentence handed down to Ms. Tymoshenko, who was tried on charges that she harmed Ukraine's interests by agreeing to pay Russia an excessively high price for gas in 2009.
Russia, too, condemned the verdict in Ms. Tymoshenko's case — in part because her conviction centered on a deal she struck with Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin in 2009, agreeing to pay what prosecutors called an excessively high price for Russian natural gas.
Analysing the answers on the questionnaire as to the reasons for the non-choice has pointed out the excessively high price as determinant (83%).
The significant criticisms against us are expressed as follows: we provide little value to our students, and do so at an excessively high price, and we allow our students to graduate with limited skills, few employment opportunities, and staggeringly high debt (on which an increasing number of them default).
