The phrase "exorbitant by" is not correct or grammatically sound.
It is possible that it could be used in a sentence as part of a larger phrase, but it would not make sense on its own. A more common and correct phrase would be "exorbitant price" or "exorbitantly expensive." Example: "The cost of rent in the city was exorbitant by New York standards, making it difficult for many people to afford."
Ticket prices are exorbitant by Indian standards.
At present, NTT's interconnection charges are exorbitant, by international standards (see chart).
They are having too much fun being partners, even if her pay is exorbitant by caddie standards.
But the amount was exorbitant by typical standards, and the episode has fueled criticism over the bug bounty practice, which is seen by some as funding criminal activity.
But think again: The expected price for the four-wheel-drive Frontier Long Bed is around $25K this 2002 model goes on sale August 1 and prices were not set as of this writing which, although not exorbitant by any means, boosts the average Frontier buyer from non-college grad to a college-educated male (according to Nissan studies).
If the BBC is to compete and get the best talent, he said, "then they have to accept that sometimes people have to be paid off, and actually this isn't an exorbitant payoff by media industry standards by any means".
People who have pre-existing conditions — and are not already covered by insurance — are often refused coverage or charged exorbitant rates by private insurers.
Venice made exorbitant profits by trading spices with buyer-distributors from northern and western Europe.
The attorney general's office received complaints that Haitian immigrants were being offered legal help "at exorbitant prices" by companies not qualified or authorized to do so, Mr. Cuomo said in the statement.
Chinese parents giving birth in the US can skirt China's one-child policy – a priority for couples such as Ms Zhang and Mr Wei, who might otherwise face an exorbitant fine by the Communist government.
The sales proceeds were not used to build enough affordable homes and many Right to Buy properties have been sold on so many times that they are now rented back to councils at exorbitant rates by private landlords.
