Sentence examples for considered overpriced from inspiring English sources

She explained that since the U.S. economy is doing so well, higher stock prices reasonably reflect economic growth, and should not be considered overpriced.

But given its competition -- from the $150,000 Ferrari 360 Modena to the $450,000 Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren -- it cannot be considered overpriced.

It's a very lucrative market as these headphones are widely considered overpriced.

Or should they adhere to the lessons of the last decade by refusing to buy investments they consider overpriced?

In addition, industry officials and many analysts say substantial cost reductions will come only if the Part D program refuses to pay for drugs that it considers overpriced, possibly reducing seniors' access to some medicines.

Some advertising industry analysts said they considered the deal overpriced.

In 2011, H.P.'s directors unanimously approved the acquisition of the British software maker Autonomy for $11.1 billion, a deal that was considered wildly overpriced even at the time.

Mr. Biggs said he considered oil overpriced because supplies were surging even as he anticipated a slowdown in the global economy.

Sellers who charge too much end up without customers; they learn to be more efficient or else go out of business.[4] Buyers who want X but consider it overpriced stay home for a while, waiting for the price to fall, but some jump back in when they see X flying off the shelves.

So sure, we can start to consider massively overpriced college education a personal investment, if that will make us feel better about something that costs a lot more than it used to, but we still ought to consider the changing price of college a pretty disturbing trend.

QPR, meanwhile, did manage to spend over £20m on half a dozen new players to add to a squad already considered bloated and overpriced.