Sentence examples for hardly priced from inspiring English sources

The Anchor has hardly priced out the art crowd.

At the equivalent of roughly $2,000, a fully kitted Kiffy is hardly priced like a children's tricycle.

For customers of TrueFacet, the idea of purchasing pre-owned is often less about getting a good deal — after all, the type of person who's willing to drop a couple of grand on a pre-owned watch or necklace is hardly price-sensitive — and more about the ability to track down styles they like and trust that what they're buying is the real thing.

Corporate earnings are still expected to grow, and blue-chip equities are hardly highly priced.

Hong Kong's goods have hardly been priced out of world markets: the prices of its traded goods have risen by just 2.1% a year since 1984.

The food inside may be nouveau sized, nouveau priced but hardly nouveau quality, yet myriad outlets in the mall outside mean you don't have to eat there.

Let's face it, whether or not we really understand how or why our mix of cable services is priced is hardly in the same league – it's the epitome of a first world problem.

Such middling economy hardly justified prices $5,000 to $20,000 above the conventional versions.

The energy trading market is sufficiently deep that it survived the collapse of Enron with hardly a price ripple.

This time, the inflation rate is hardly noticeable; price-cutting has been widespread -- zero-interest auto loans being only one example.

Forests have been burned down to enable commentators to pen their analyses of why the euro project is doomed… but euro bears should be extremely mindful of the fact that the return from being short the single currency has been incredibly meagre over an extended period of time – hardly the price action of a successful position.