Sentence examples for The most exorbitant from inspiring English sources

It describes Mr Hammergren's pay package as "one of the most exorbitant" among S&P 500 companies.

The most tentative performers on stage – I think of Angela Carter – could invent the most exorbitant and exotic of characters.

The league does not want any team over the luxury tax to have all of its escrow money returned in the same year, thereby prohibiting the most exorbitant owners from overspending the competition.

These things would make even the most exorbitant high rollers feel buyer's remorse.

The expression refers to speculation in general, but most particularly to land speculation and to Tokyo, where land prices have been the most outrageously exorbitant in the country.

And because fees for legal help around patents can often be exorbitant, perhaps the most exciting part of all of this is that the service is free of charge.

Competition among the elite institutions for the very best students has grown increasingly frenzied in recent years, with universities vying to offer the most attractive discounts on their otherwise exorbitant tuition fees to cement their prestige and claim coveted top positions in national league tables.

But many of her fans are willing to pay exorbitant amounts for even the most mundane Marilyniana.

While the introduction of these new drugs constitutes one of the most important medical breakthroughs in recent years, the exorbitant cost means that even within Europe they are unlikely to be made available to PWID.

The whole 343-page report, he said, was "rubbish .The report does not deal with some of the most glaring causes of Germany's high unemployment, especially its exorbitant labour and social-security costs.

In the print world a handful of companies control the publication of the most scientific journals, and the price of institutional subscriptions is frequently exorbitant.