Sentence examples for already high-priced from inspiring English sources

He pointed to the ranking of China's stock markets as among the world's costliest in terms of price-to-earnings ratios; limits on foreign investments in already high-priced real estate markets; and restrictions on foreign money entering domestic money markets.

In a long-running bull market like the one we're having, profiting is all about finding a greater fool -- i.e., a naive investor willing to pay a premium for an already high-priced asset.

That is a sign many families may have concluded that earning an interest rate below the rate of inflation is a bad idea — and that spending on already high-priced real estate, gold and other physical assets may still be a better bet.

3) Cocktails: At the already high-priced show at a well-known Las Vegas hotel, the bar was selling "premium mixed drinks" for $28 and "super premium mixed drinks" for $34 each!

Their optimistic predictions depend heavily on Nicolosi's promises to raise luggage prices across the board and to introduce upscale luggage in the U.S. (Samsonite already sells high-priced luggage in Europe).

Brian Cashman, the Yankees' general manager, had already signed two high-priced free-agent pitchers.

AT&T already has three high-priced law firms advising on the deal, including Sullivan & Cromwell, Arnold & Porter and Crowell & Moring.

Yet Mr. Bloomberg has already signed about 10 high-priced strategists, like Howard Wolfson, Hillary Clinton's former media strategist, and Ken Strasma, who researched voter backgrounds for Barack Obama's presidential campaign.

The shows were not top quality, and customers resented having to pay for them on top of what they'd already paid for the high-priced box.

CBS already learned that a flashy, high-priced name is not all that important to evening news viewers when it enticed Katie Couric to leave NBC and "Today" to become the first woman to be solo anchor of the "CBS Evening News" back in 2006.

Many have already lined the corridors of power with high-priced lobbyists.