Sentence examples for exorbitant compared to from inspiring English sources

"The increase in the rental fee is not exorbitant compared to other major communities," he said.

Even so, the average American wedding costs just over five-months-worth of the median household income in the United States, and the cost of the British wedding is even more exorbitant when compared to the earnings of the average working Briton in 2009, which amount to just under £500 a week.

The company spends exorbitant amounts of money compared to its established automaker competitors.

Later, the Russian prosecutor's office tells FORBES, Andava's fee was reduced to 2.5% — still exorbitant compared with the tiny fraction of a percent big banks typically charge for cash- management services.

Compared to some pretentious cyber cafe where the connect charges are exorbitant and both the company and the sticky keyboards unappealing, this is an excellent choice for online access from most big and medium size cities in the country.

The costs of equipment and arenas are exorbitant compared with basketball and baseball.

America's highest communications authority has voted to reduce the exorbitant costs of prison phone calls, currently set under a commissions-based contract model with private communications companies that some prisoner advocate groups have long compared to a system of "kickbacks".

Compare to emphasises similarity; compare with dissimilarity.

Participants who covered their own costs paid exorbitant prices for healthcare compared with their incomes.

Our families, should they choose to accept, can pay an exorbitant fee to attend.

To date, insurers have been able to charge exorbitant rates to the ill, or deny them coverage altogether.