Whether this is the result of corruption, bloody mindedness or just incompetence, it still amounts to the same thing: considerable damage to the country.To be fair to the government, voters are quite cross about Tallinna Vesi and what they see as its inordinate price rises.
A combination of the two miners would have created the largest iron ore producer in the world, a prospect that raised fierce opposition from steelmakers around the world, who were worried that the resulting company would have inordinate power over prices.
The exorbitant prices put inordinate pressure on the home team to win every game 11-0, which of course they cannot.
"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 inordinate delay in treatment cost him his limb.
And the price of gasoline has an inordinate impact on consumers' view of things like inflation, in part because gasoline is the only product whose prices you see advertised in giant numbers everywhere you look.
Inflation is generally thought of as an inordinate rise in the general level of prices.
Hollywood also wants to avoid having a single company like Apple enticing people to buy only from its own closed digital system, and ending up with an inordinate degree of control over matters like pricing.
Those drawbacks have been magnified, they say, now that executives — and companies — are reaping inordinate benefits by taking advantage of once depressed stock prices.
After the banks' Libor-rigging scandal, EU investigations into similar price-fixing in oil markets, the continuing provocation of inordinate bank bonuses, several exposures of misselling of financial products, unlimited executive pay self-gratification, not to mention mishandling of exotic derivatives which nearly crashed the global economy, this view is ripe for re-assessment.
