Sentence examples for exorbitant figures from inspiring English sources
The exorbitant figures left us wondering: does homeowners insurance cover any of the costs associated with bedbugs?Unfortunately, according to the Insurance Information Institute and a couple of insurers we consulted, the answer is no.
"The judge's outrageous demand that voters pay such an exorbitant figure is a shameful, unacceptable barrier to democratic participation," Stein said in a statement.
The 1961 revision of the Fair Labor Standards Act, which raised the national minimum wage to the not exorbitant figure of $1.15 an hour, was a slight improvement over the previous act.
"The judge's outrageous demand that voters pay such an exorbitant figure is a shameful, unacceptable barrier to democratic participation.
Considering the exorbitant number of the reports available in the literature, we have divided this part in several subsections.
I can't afford to buy security cameras, what with my exorbitant action figure expenses, and our superintendent has strictly prohibited me from setting any more booby traps in the mailroom.
That average figure masks the exorbitant dowry demands that are often made by the family of the groom.
The trick to figuring out which high-end items are worth the exorbitant ticket price is knowing the history of the design house, Frank advises.
In fact, most promoters have booked shows with non-Canadian bands months in advance of this legislation, and are now trying to figure out how they will pay the exorbitant fees to get a band that is great but can only draw a handful of people to get over the massive fees.
Why charge a reasonable rate if you can demand an exorbitant one (Long Beach always sells out, even with the four-figure admission fee) and use the cash to make your videos available for free and to fund developing-world programs like TED Fellows?
Mr. Moore has been a compelling media figure since his 1989 documentary, Roger and Me, which poked exorbitant fun at Roger Smith, then Chairman of General Motors.
