Sentence examples for Excessively priced from inspiring English sources

(It also seems excessively priced for what it is; bottles at retail go for $9 to $11).

The good news is that despite the FTSE 100 hitting new records, a lot of fund managers regard it as cheap or fair value, and certainly not excessively priced like Wall Street.

Blue chips may be excessively priced, but most other stocks aren't doing very well," says Larry Wachtel, an analyst at Prudential Securities in New York.

During a consultation on the future of the fund, he added: "Drugs which are excessively priced would be potentially removed from the Cancer Drugs Fund unless the pharmaceutical company makes an appropriate adjustment".

Any bill that grants a legal monopoly from competition should also include provisions that allow the monopoly to be eliminated if products are priced excessively, or if other factors merit a review of the monopoly status.

But the problem is obvious: excessively high prices that defy market forces.

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.

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.

Sell-offs were slow during the first half of the year because the government feared that its assets would move at excessively low prices, given the depressed state of the Russian stock market.

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.