Sentence examples for exorbitant running from inspiring English sources
Then on a Friday afternoon he quietly slips out a 'guarantee', which could cost Londoners £90m or more to pay for the exorbitant running costs of this private vanity project long after he has gone".
The city is running up exorbitant bills for refreshments provided at city-sponsored events, according to Councilman Dennis Zine, who said it is hard to swallow that Los Angeles paid $3 each for half-liter bottles of water for hundreds of people at a gathering earlier this year.
The changes were expensive, but rising energy costs made running independent physical machines exorbitant, so their implementation was accelerated.
Newcastle may be put off investing in Kuyt due to Feyenoord's exorbitant valuation of the player so, with time running out before the start of the new season, Roeder is keeping his options open.
Through Oculus Ready, the company can collaborate with computer manufacturers to improve weak parts or eliminate costly parts, like say an exorbitant amount of memory, that don't contribute to running the Rift.
"Both of those are reasonable alternatives to either running short and having blackouts or having to pay exorbitant prices in the short-term wholesale market," Mr. Norlander said.
Any entity running excessive risks and speculating in the hope of exorbitant profits must also BE ALLOWED TO GO BANKRUPT.
It's about the difference between a society in which child care is funded by the state and where there's high quality public education, and another which child care runs on exorbitant amounts of money and guilt.
"We've seen before how the city's I.T. projects can run up exorbitant fees when they're not properly monitored," said H. Tina Kim, the city's deputy comptroller for audits.
(There are occasional downsides: Several years ago in Ibiza, Bangalter says, some guy ran up exorbitant bar tabs at clubs while claiming to be him).
Why pay an exorbitant amount of money for Apple hardware if you have no intention of running macOS?
