"While it promises to provide affordable care to the uninsured poor, Provena has and continues to engage in a practice and pattern of charging inordinate, unreasonable and inflated prices for medical care to its uninsured patients".
The Miami Marlins went through inordinate change during the off-season.
"Then you get charged an inordinate amount of money for calling the Ukraine".
Consequently, prosecutors cannot wait an inordinate amount of time before filing charges or proceeding with the prosecution after filing charges.
In the back of the room, and on Twitter, New York reporters pointed out that de Blasio had spent an inordinate amount of time fighting the charge that he gave easy access to donors.
With that hands-on tutelage comes inordinate pressure.
Investigators found no sign of narcotics or an "inordinate amount" of alcohol, he said, and no one had been charged in connection with the party.
O'Donnell, needless to say, saw the irony in holding such a debate on the woes of California in New York, where two governors have gone down in two years and it took an inordinate amount of time to oust a state Senate president on corruption charges.
It charges that the Jews were "key operatives"in the historic crime of slavery, playing an "inordinate" and "disproportionate" role and "carv [ ing ] out for themselves a monumental culpability in slavery -- and the black holocaust". Among significant sectors of the black community, this brief has become a credo of a new philosophy of black self-affirmation.
Imprisoned and sentenced to death on trumped-up espionage charges, Mata Hari -- guilty of little more than lavish taste in skimpy clothes, a trail of inordinate hotel bills and an indiscriminate weakness for men in uniform -- asks permission to wear a corset for her appearance before the firing squad.
"AN INORDINATE fondness for beetles".
