Sentence examples for Inordinately priced from inspiring English sources

And since he can't get the inordinately priced, extravagant piece to Amanda he's pondering over how exactly to relieve himself of something nobody in their right mind would ever want.

There also is a growing realization in Washington that alienating China is an inordinately high price to pay for putting pressure on Pyongyang.

Momentum managers' trades have an inordinately large price impact because relatively few investors want to be on the other side of those trades.

Even if a financial assistance programme is agreed by Monday, when the European Central Bank has threatened to cut off emergency funding to failing Cypriot lenders, it will come at an inordinately heavy price.

U.S. patients pay inordinately high prices and contribute the majority of pharmaceutical companies' profit margins.

While they are not inordinately expensive (prices range from $8.99 to about 20 bucks), they're a total waste of money.

This is an inordinately high price to pay, physically and emotionally, for those patients with "low-risk" cancers who (as a study last year revealed) left untreated have a 97percentt chance of being alive 12 years later.

For example, the coach of a football team might ostentatiously bet at an inordinately high price on his team winning, in a public display of support that reveals nothing about his honest opinion.

Remarkably, nothing in the measure would address the main problem the public sees with the drug industry — inordinately high prices. .

Depending upon the information structure, the seller may have an incentive to post an inordinately high initial price (in order to "dampen" the signal transmitted to future prospective buyers) or an inordinately low initial price (in order to make an early sale and avoid consumer "herding").

The World Bank has suggested that biofuel mandates in the developed world should be adjusted when food is short or prices are inordinately high.