Sentence examples for exorbitant financial from inspiring English sources

Britain had, in fact, when the matter was faced squarely, little desire to hang on, given the exorbitant financial and political costs of late imperialism.

The crime organization SPECTRE hijacks two atomic bombs from a NATO training flight and threatens to destroy a major city unless its exorbitant financial demands are met.

They bought it back in 1991, after choosing to live in Costa Rica over other options; South Africa was discarded because of security concerns; Australia, because of the exorbitant financial guarantees required by the government.

We need to cease celebrating exorbitant financial judgments that bear little relation to the actual harm done to a group of plaintiffs and that leave the justice system to right the wrongs done to those who are actually harmed.

Many leaders from both sides of the aisle recognize the urgent need to address the shortcomings of our country's justice system given the exorbitant financial and human costs.

Despite the tax burden, despite the exorbitant rents, financial firms all crowd atop one another in the center of the city.

Three years later, the buzz around said toothbrush grew when the New York Times reporter Tina Rosenberg published a widely circulated piece called "The Cure for the $1,000 Toothbrush," which described how the lack of price transparency in health care contributes to its exorbitant costs, and financial ruin for many Americans.

It's important that the granted time (concession period) is calculated in order to give a fair (but not exorbitant) economic and financial return to the private partner (Pellegrino et al. 2014).

The rampant time delays and exorbitant fees translate into enormous financial loss for the property owner, while the so-called historic preservation impact is very often meaningless.

Costs of living (not merely financial) can be exorbitant, and personal loyalties prone to decay; expulsions are cruel and common, and you dare not appeal against them, for they are ordained not by a court of the land but by the judgment of the world beyond.

Then, last week, I heard about an act of financial domination so exorbitant that it almost warranted its own genre of kink.