Sentence examples for exceedingly high prices from inspiring English sources

Refining experts said the rationing and exceedingly high prices would probably last a couple of weeks at the most.

While Sotheby's and Christie's were able to sell some works for exceedingly high prices, a large percentage of material in each auction remained unsold.

That's in keeping with the original 507, a car so scarce that collectors today will pay an exceedingly high price ($250,000) despite the fact that 1950s Maseratis and Ferraris are much better performers.

The use of the word to address the nation's security concerns combined with people's frustration over the exceedingly high price of gas was interesting, but ultimately unsuccessful.

We now have oil and gas pipelines; the costs associated with an efficient hydrogen pipeline are exceedingly high at current pricing.

Energy costs, another key economic input, are also exceedingly high, several times mainland prices.

Exorbitant public expenditures, the recurrence of government deficits even at times of record-high oil prices, the extreme vulnerability of foreign investments, exceedingly high import tariffs, and our increased domestic consumption of fuel at laughably low prices are all signs of what lurks on the horizon.

Nrityagram's technical achievement is exceedingly high.

"The stress factor right now is exceedingly high," he said.

High prices discourage pollution.

"[F]ailure rates are exceedingly high," notes a JAMA editorial.