"We're going to look at this event and make sure we can give value to the customer and not at an exorbitant price point".
It is not a good idea to make cards that grant you, say, ten million points or some other exorbitant number; it will frequently cause other players to gang up on you, making cards like 'steal any card in play for yourself' and 'encase the highest point value card in a virtual diamond box'.
"Some defense system, when dogs spend more than half their lives asleep!" Other critics point to the system's "exorbitant" $300 billion estimated cost.
But he believes there will come a point when costs become so exorbitant and private health insurance so worthless that the government's hand is forced.
(Some places, like Bali or India, contain numerous inexpensive lodgings, but the airfare can be exorbitant. After all, there's no point in saving money on accommodations if you're just going to spend it all on air travel, right?).
Early on, some e-tailers displayed shipping charges at the last possible point in an order, then extracted exorbitant fees for the privilege of putting, say, a Rambo video in the mail.
Some airlines will charge you exorbitant fees for frequent flyer travel, to the point that it may be cheaper to buy coach tickets than fly with the award tickets.
"I learned that the loan from the mortgage company was exorbitant -- 13percentt and a whole lot of points".
The result was a subtle and very clever commercial addressing the central pain points of iPhone users such as exorbitant costs, long lines at retail locations, software glitches, incompatible power adapters, screen size and so forth.
He was talking about the years leading up to the 2008 financial crisis, when scores of Swiss brands rolled out "products to the point of outrageousness" that were offered at exorbitant prices to buyers with access to easy credit.
