Sentence examples for exorbitant rise from inspiring English sources

Shareholder-rights advocates have long argued that combining the roles of C.E.O. and chairman concentrates too much power in one person and has contributed to the exorbitant rise in C.E.O.

However, without serious steps to curb the exorbitant rise in tuition, this bill will only enable students to over-borrow.

What the UN suggested in this document was that preventative strategies could stem the exorbitant rise of these diseases with the aging of the global population.

Shared ownership has been sold as a path to outright ownership for many people hit by exorbitant price rises in London and the south-east, but for some tenant/owners, price rises have left them concerned over the affordability of their homes.

Exorbitant Privilege: The Rise and Fall of the Dollar and the Future of the International Monetary System.By Barry Eichengreen.

"The Cost of Cool" (Sunday Review, Aug. 19), about the exorbitant — and rapidly rising — costs of air-conditioning in the increasingly crowded cities in the tropics, where cool living and working conditions appear to be a prerequisite to economic development, points to an urgent need for family planning.

Meanwhile, rents have risen to exorbitant and largely unsustainable levels.

Exorbitant college textbook prices have given rise to a "textbook rebellion," which may be coming to a campus near you.

Rental costs for premises are high, and homelessness rates are rising in line with exorbitant rent increases, especially in areas of high deprivation.

Paulson rose to prominence and exorbitant wealth after making billions of dollars betting against the U.S. market for subprime mortgages, while most of Wall Street was still in the midst of a feeding frenzy over mortgage bonds.

This wide chasm between the rich and the working class is mainly because of income inequality: while the wages of working class Americans have declined over the past few decades, the income of the top 1% has risen, partly due to exorbitant compensation for senior executives at companies, and partly due to investment income - which the wealthy have a lot more of.