Sentence examples for from exorbitant from inspiring English sources
And those who try often come back from their missions with tales of bureaucratic obstacles, ranging from exorbitant copying costs to diffident administrators.
Parliament has approved laws enabling the new Financial Conduct Authority to protect consumers from exorbitant interest rates, but the FCA will not take over regulation of the market until 2014.
It aims to slow the raging growth of health care costs by, among other things, using the government's Medicare leverage to move doctors away from exorbitant fee-for-service medicine, with its incentive to pile on unnecessary procedures.
But locals complain that they already suffer from exorbitant local prices, and want the oil companies to foot the bill.In this section Lazy, hazy days for lucky Lula Neighbours, but not yet friends It's our oil Boomtown on a bender Reprints Related items Canada's oil boom: Building on sandMay 24th 2007Crime is another problem.
Since 2007 and the Northern Rock crash, it's been abundantly obvious that the banking system is unjust to the core: from exorbitant bankers' bonuses to gambling on debt, from massive tax loopholes to holding the country to ransom with their threats of moving to Zurich.
The public availability of hospital charges is unlikely to bring swift and radical change to pricing or spare uninsured patients from exorbitant bills, said Huckman, the Harvard health care expert.
"But the price of those delights, in the three decades of my exile," he continues, "has gone from steep to exorbitant".
By 1992, Aum Shinrikyo had a net worth of more than $1 billion raised from charging exorbitant fees from its roughly 20,000 members in several countries, including the US, Australia and Russia.
Contribution limits barely limit anybody from giving exorbitant amounts to their favorite compliant politician.
He also dismissed accusations by worker advocates that the Chinese government profits from the exorbitant recruitment fees.
Regulation, too, prevents Los Angeles taxis from charging exorbitant "surge pricing" at peak hours, as Uber does, and it also requires cabs and their drivers to be sufficiently insured.
