Sentence examples for exorbitant claim from inspiring English sources
Her "exorbitant" claim was unsupported by reason or logic.
Indeed, to an extent which is unique in western culture, France's major cultural bodies – from the state to the great educational and research institutions, academies, publishing houses and press organs – are concentrated in its capital, hence Victor Hugo's exorbitant claim that Paris was the "centre of the earth".
Its director isn't making any exorbitant claims.
Not one but two biographers have now made it their mission to resurrect a life and career that, without making exorbitant claims, they deem more interesting than her lackluster place in film history would suggest.
Several of the exorbitant CIA claims, in some cases reiterated long after they were known to be false, are rejected point by point in the report.
The White House on Thursday took the first steps toward addressing a problem that many doctors say is driving up health care costs: exorbitant malpractice claims and sky-high premiums for liability insurance.
Supporters of the exorbitant spending will claim that the rarity of terrorism does not give us a full picture of its importance.
Human Rights Watch documented the recruitment, in which it said young men and boys were lured with false promises of "exorbitant pay" and claims of United Nations support for the effort.
Barack Obama's intervention in the EU referendum debate is a "piece of outrageous and exorbitant hypocrisy", Boris Johnson has claimed.
Petróleos de Venezuela, the state-run oil company, released a statement on Monday saying that Exxon had sought a much larger compensation and that the arbitrator's conclusion showed that the company's claims were "exorbitant" and "completely exaggerated and beyond all logic".
Again, these findings may contribute to perceptions that medical malpractice claims lead to exorbitant payouts driven by out-of-control juries, even though the number of judged claims is low, 9 21 equating to about 0.0003 claims per practicing physician.
