The booth became a lightning rod for controversy after the Post reported its exorbitant price and noted that the EPA already had a similar facility, just on a different floor from Pruitt's office.
"Many small and mid-sized companies, which are the backbone of our economies, are ready to deliver, but they need capital," Ms. von der Leyen said, noting that small firms still faced "exorbitant" interest rates from private-sector banks that remain reluctant to lend.
It is important to note the exorbitant cost of this cruel internment project.
"Some people bought for high prices and think they have to justify it with exorbitant rents," said Mr. Powers, who noted that there are actually fewer rental properties in town this year because of duplexes made into single-family homes and owners who have decided they no longer need to rent to make the mortgage.
The piece notes the practice's exorbitant cost and questions whether egg freezing is an empowering option or "an expensive luxury few of us can pay for or need".
The Aite Group also notes the importance of: the exorbitant costs of developing a local presence in an Asia Pacific financial market, and the lack of a viable third‐party vendor community to provide support for the development of high-capability HFT operations.
Torreele, who now works at the Open Society Foundations to advance health and human rights, noted that it could dramatically reduce exorbitant R&D costs for drug development. .
As for the bands of brothers spelunking on a dare, and leaving what Guthrie calls their "children's art" to bemuse posterity, the life expectancy for the era was, as he notes, about eighteen, since infant mortality was exorbitant.
In a 1986 article in Religion Today (now the Journal of Contemporary Religion), Moore covered the Bennett and Graves controversies and noted that Shah was surrounded by a "nimbus of exorbitant adulation: an adulation he himself has fanned".
It should be noted, however, that although the cost of goserelin may seem exorbitant relative to CMF and FEC, hormonal therapy administered in the early stages of breast cancer is likely to be economical when considering the outcomes of other common medical interventions.
