Sentence examples for astronomical tariffs from inspiring English sources
Historically, primary care trusts have only commissioned services from their local providers, regardless of the often astronomical tariffs.
But some economists argue that Japan's agriculture industry – a patchwork of small plots that produce high-quality but pricey goods – should be overhauled as part of a free trade agreement that knocks down astronomical tariffs.
Japan, a country that prospered like no other by virtue of its ability to gain access to foreign markets for its televisions and cars, retains astronomical rice tariffs.
With a proper carbon price we can look forward to an energy network where renewables no longer displace nuclear; where hard-pressed consumers throughout Europe no longer pay astronomical feed-in tariffs to a small number of investors; and where emission permits are no longer so cheap that it's more profitable to burn lignite.
"Their growth is astronomical.
Astronomical instrumentation.
"Those are astronomical numbers.
International tariffs, maybe.
