Sentence examples for exorbitant enough to from inspiring English sources

If you're unlucky, that party will be a patent troll coming after you and they will either sue you to gut your company or demand royalties exorbitant enough to be really painful but not enough to put you out of business.

And while my monthly fee is pricey, it isn't quite exorbitant enough to warrant drastic action (i.e. cancellation and/or self-immolation), which leaves me with little leverage or will to fight this fight.

My family was not rich enough to pay the exorbitant fees for a private college counselor, forcing me to rely on my own abilities to get into college.

We were in this building in the West Village paying exorbitant rent, but it wasn't enough to keep the developers from trying to push us out so they could flip it for $5-million 5-million apartments

In 1993, Pearl Jam, in protest of what the band felt were exorbitant Ticketmaster surcharges remember when surcharges were novel enough to stoke ire?—held a concert in a non-Ticketmaster-controlled space: the Empire Polo Club, in Indio, California.

Waiting lists at private clinics have also increased, but their exorbitant costs leave trans people not wealthy enough to afford them struggling to pay.

And that price wouldn't necessarily be all that low if the companies privately collaborated to ensure that their lowest tariff was still high enough to retain most of their present exorbitant profits.

And a range of phenomena, such as hurricane activity, that were previously thought to be unconnected to climate change are now increasingly linked to it.This survey will argue that although the science remains uncertain, the chances of serious consequences are high enough to make it worth spending the (not exorbitant) sums needed to try to mitigate climate change.

Put several galaxies together and you have an exorbitant amount of dark matter in a cluster that is enough to create these space-time distortions.

The film takes place in an unspecified southern state where workers are given barely enough to survive and taken advantage of by being charged exorbitant interest rates and high prices by unscrupulous landowners.

Instead we get a bunch of clowns performing who knows what on stage, singing obnoxious one-liners, and collecting exorbitant amounts of money for it because people (including I) are stupid enough to tune in and watch.