Sentence examples for into exorbitant from inspiring English sources
Predatory lenders typically use high-pressure tactics to talk homeowners into exorbitant loans that often force them into bankruptcy or foreclosure.
Mary Alexander, deputy Scottish secretary for Unite, one of the trade unions that will protest against the NPD programme outside the Scottish parliament on Thursday, said the deals tied public authorities into "exorbitant" 25- to 30-year contracts.
Olympus, a maker of medical devices and digital cameras, has lost more than half its market value since the ouster last month of Michael C. Woodford, its British chief executive, who had urged the company to look into exorbitant payments linked to the takeover of companies in Britain and Japan.
I'm convinced it's a conspiracy crafted to guarantee an ongoing form of economic revenue, women are forced to buy new clothes and makeup while men are lured into exorbitant restaurants to prove their merit.
She thought California would be "this progressive paradise" and ran smack into exorbitant housing prices, what she sees as a talk-more-than-action posture by government and a Democratic governor who refused to outlaw fracking, despite concerns about its environmental impact.
The lack of a bank account can push them into paying exorbitant check-cashing fees and make them less likely to save.
While she couldn't bear to live another second with her almost-ex, she also couldn't afford to venture out into the exorbitant San Francisco housing market on her own.
The banks use their size and power to push people into paying exorbitant fees and overpayments.
Rouhani has ordered an investigation into the exorbitant salaries and said that any manager found to have been overpaid must refund the treasury.
Predatory lenders will rush you into an exorbitant loan because they want to get as much money out of you as possible - whether you default or not.
On Feb. 6, they proposed an investigation into reports of exorbitant expenses at the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives.
