Sentence examples for from the exorbitant from inspiring English sources

He also dismissed accusations by worker advocates that the Chinese government profits from the exorbitant recruitment fees.

There are also cuts that would actually be welcome, from the exorbitant bureaucratic infrastructure of private contracting and consultancies to the Trident programme.

Romantic commitment seems to represent burden and drudgery, from the exorbitant costs of buying property in Japan to the uncertain expectations of a spouse and in-laws.

He is aware that most Iranians are fed up with official hostility to America, and that importers chafe at having to buy capital goods from the exorbitant euro zone.

In the 1980s many foreign companies listed in Japan, hoping that they would benefit from the exorbitant valuations then common for local firms, only to find that prices were set back home.

The only permissible suit in the sauna is the one you were born in, which may cause the uninitiated American to blush, but since everyone else is flushed from the exorbitant, likely unhealthy high temperatures, you'll fit right in.

You must carefully conceal from her, however, the exorbitant price of fish: a salmon has been sold at 2s 9d per pound the whole fish".

No one in Washington is that crazy, surely?Step back from the edgeAmerica enjoys the "exorbitant privilege" of printing the world's reserve currency.

He explains that, while at the company, he began to loan his friends money directly on good terms, in order to save them from the otherwise "exorbitant rates" they would have to pay on that debt.

With these laws in place ordinary citizens are effectively barred by the exorbitant cost from bringing any civil action against sellers of firearms and ammunition.

Now in Canada, McDonald's is being accused of "slavery" for forcing foreign-born employees to live in a corporate apartment by automatically deducting the exorbitant rent from their paychecks.