Sentence examples for exorbitant damage from inspiring English sources

"Cities like Hiroshima, Dresden and Berlin all suffered exorbitant damage during World War II but each emerged from the dust-clouds of conflict intact, even vibrant urban entities," the author writes, whereas Jaffa, he claims, was eradicated like Troy.The army kept some remnants for itself.

As for America, businesses often complain about the burden of pre-trial discovery, and the threat of unsophisticated juries or elected judges awarding exorbitant damages.

Finally, since demand for housing in Dhaka is still on the rise and the government has not been responding thus far in the supply side, the formulation of incongruous laws and inconsiderate act of powerful developers' could only push the city dwellers face the flood damage and exorbitant price escalation.

Greenberg has sued for damages over the bailout and wants AIG to join him in challenging the "exorbitant" terms of the government rescue.

But all those benefits have come at an exorbitant price.

Not to mention it has an exorbitant price tag.

Business groups claim that paid sick days laws are "job killers" that will lead to exorbitant business expenses, job losses and damage to the economy.

"Bennett — who was then undergoing severe economic problems and who had previously undertaken legal actions against his own family requesting millions in damages — unexpectedly made an exorbitant request of money from me," Argento said.

"The price is obviously exorbitant," she said.

Melanie's description of her son's symptoms revealed the signs of video game addiction: demands to add to already exorbitant time gaming, sneaking and lying about gadget use, rages when parents tried to limit electronics, and profound damage to family relationships and school success from overuse of video games.

Exorbitant production of a collagenous matrix can be also questionable, resulting in cutaneous scarring that produce esthetic problem, functional damage, and discomfort [ 46].