Sentence examples for deemed overpriced from inspiring English sources
A lobster special, $28 for a two-pounder, was not deemed overpriced, but its chewy texture disappointed.
I must have forgotten the time I once lost £6,000 trying to win £2 to cover the cost of a piece of broccoli I'd deemed overpriced.
In general, a market is deemed overpriced if this measure is 30% or more above income price.
"Long-short" equity funds, for instance, buy undervalued equities and short-sell those they deem overpriced; convertible-arbitrage funds seek to exploit price differences between pairs of bonds convertible into shares.
However, in marked contrast to last season, works deemed not good enough or vastly overpriced were ruthlessly rejected.
Its long positions generally outnumber its short positions by about 3 to 2. The stocks that management deems most undervalued populate the long portfolio, while equities they see as way overpriced are shorted.
The wines were overpriced.
They are certainly overpriced.
