Sentence examples for More overpriced from inspiring English sources

"Therefore not only are financial shares overpriced, they are probably more overpriced than most".

This makes commuting even more overpriced than it already is.

A new day lodge at the top has great views and welcomes picknickers – so no more overpriced resort food.

Several of Europe's housing markets are more overpriced, but have lost only a little of their fizz in the past year.

Unfortunately for the spectators, it is also one of the more overpriced races of the season, with hotel and sometimes restaurant prices being increased many fold when the race comes to town.

The ninth Lollapalooza (it returned in 2003 after a hiatus of five years) will be a two-day affair; whether this is the best way to capture the communal vibe or to sell more overpriced bottles of water, we will have to guess.

For me, waking up and saying yes to another day with the person next to me — even better if it's in a new place — means more than an overpriced white dress, a ceremony and a big party.

But I guess that's "the Peter Pan in me", the honest joker making his presence felt... Yes, it was all nonsense - at £40 an hour, little more than an overpriced opportunity to chat about myself.

The plastic spinning device that emerged this summer is nothing more than an overpriced piece of plastic.

Beyond the fact that they are nothing more than an overpriced visual deterrent to amateur terrorists, the TSA's scanners are constitutionally problematic.

There are the £9k fees, the scrapping of maintenance grants (which have been replaced with more loans), the overpriced student housing, the reports of stressed and anxious students.