Sentence examples for becoming overpriced from inspiring English sources
According to German real estate experts immobilienscout, who created the rental map of Munich, living in the centre of the southern city is becoming "overpriced".
Like thousands of my neighbors in the Village and Chelsea -- from middle-class professionals struggling to stay in Manhattan to working-class residents of the projects in western Chelsea -- I depend on 14th Street as an affordable alternative in an area becoming overpriced and upscale to a fault.
Since the P/E of the Dow is currently about 26, stocks could nearly quadruple before becoming overpriced".
They are already overpriced and becoming increasingly more expensive, but they are also quickly disappearing from many wine lists due to those stratospheric prices.
So, if in the back of your mind you find yourself becoming a little blasé about Frette sheets and overpriced room-service menus and feel that what you really need is something more adventurous, now is the time.
Florence faces the danger of becoming a commercialized provincial town, full of trinket shops, overpriced bars, and crowded museums.
Downscaling an Eakins It is becoming almost commonplace for paintings to end up at public auction after they have been overpriced by dealers or by auction houses trying to sell them privately.
It's now becoming common for investors and insurers to talk about carbon bubbles and stranded assets, or the idea that fossil fuel assets may be overpriced if climate policies ultimately prevent miners and drillers from tapping all their reserves.
The wines were overpriced.
