Sentence examples for exorbitant during the from inspiring English sources

In a tongue-in-cheek Tweet over the holidays, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick used the aviation industry example to point out that it's generally accepted that flights are exorbitant during the high-demand holiday travel season.

Considering the exorbitant number of the reports available in the literature, we have divided this part in several subsections.

Corker, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, also commented during a hearing last week on the exorbitant cost of the war in Afghanistan.

"The prices are exorbitant," said David Westin, the president of ABC News.

The waiters are rude, the prices exorbitant and the food virtually inedible.

The doctor then demanded an exorbitant fee for the medical report.

The HK500 cost $9,795, an exorbitant sum for the time.

"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.

Students and employees complain of exorbitant fee hikes, the alleged exploitation of local workers and disputed claims over the university's conduct during this year's anti-Mubarak uprising.

The Cavaliers took a risk in trading for Baron Davis's exorbitant contract at the trading deadline.

And when other hotels are charging exorbitant rates during high season, you can still book online for Web specials (from £169 to £200) that include a Continental breakfast, served in the courthouse's original skylighted waiting room.