Sentence examples for exorbitantly large from inspiring English sources

Throughout elementary school, I suffered nightmares in which those toothy monsters held me captive or threatened to murder my family if I did not come up with an exorbitantly large ransom (usually fifty dollars).

Given the relatively high sampling rates (10 40 kHz) and resolutions (12 24 bits per sample), these experiments accumulate exorbitantly large amounts of data (e.g. 100 GB per experiment), which can be very time-consuming to process.

Thus, an exorbitantly large number of lower level function evaluations will typically be required to appropriately resolve a BLOP using the N-BLEA.

Deripaska has found a way to make a return on the gargantuan investment necessary to build nuclear plants by building smaller, more efficient plants instead of exorbitantly expensive large ones.

Italian cars have long been considered exotic, exorbitantly priced and largely unattainable.

In Europe, where large-displacement engines are often exorbitantly taxed and many luxury buyers shy away from in-your-face consumption, brands offer buyers the option of removing exterior clues of what is under the hood.

The "Cost of Knowledge" petition claims Elsevier charges "exorbitantly high" prices for its journals and criticises its practice of selling journals in "bundles" so libraries "must buy a large set with many unwanted journals, or none at all".

Prices are exorbitantly high.

This made it exorbitantly expensive.

That is the second-fastest growth among the world's 10 largest domestic aviation markets, after India, which now faces a slowdown as the fall of the rupee has made aviation fuel exorbitantly expensive for air carriers there.

Ms. Ross, for instance, favored exorbitantly long false eyelashes.