Sentence examples for exorbitant tariffs from inspiring English sources
Passage also means ending the exorbitant tariffs placed on United States food products going into these countries: up to 160 percent in Colombia and 260 percent in Panama and as high as 500 percent in Korea.
The colonists were divided by religion and industry, but they shared a common identity as consumers of British products — and, increasingly, as wronged consumers, once Britain levied exorbitant tariffs and used America as a dumping ground for surplus goods.
Blame Japan's famously rigid regulations, government-enforced monopolies and exorbitant tariffs for one of the highest local call rates in the world.
Several factors conspired to kill the tax break (as well as an exorbitant tariff on imports aimed at keeping cheaper Brazilian ethanol out).
Japan's exorbitant rice tariffs, hovering near 500percentt, are Exhibit A of such reluctance.
Those salaries are then spent on regular commodity goods -- yogurt, laundry detergent, cellular phones -- that are either produced by Israel or are subject to exorbitant import tariffs.
The EU is eagerly waiting for countries meeting in DC to come up w/ CONCRETE proposals for SUBSTANTIAL aviation emissions reductions #ICAO — Connie Hedegaard (@CHedegaardEU) July 30 , 2012 However, as Beth Gardiner reported in our Aviation Special Report, exorbitant fuel costs, not tariffs, are likely to drive fuel-saving innovations in airplane engines.
And that price wouldn't necessarily be all that low if the companies privately collaborated to ensure that their lowest tariff was still high enough to retain most of their present exorbitant profits.
The thrill was exorbitant.
Prices are often exorbitant.
