Sentence examples for it too dear from inspiring English sources
And the waters were muddied last month when Deutsche Bank, one of the issue's lead managers, pondered buying the bank itself before apparently finding it too dear.
That's precisely 43.862% of my own salary (I just did the sum myself, on a bit of paper with an angry blunt pencil, to prove that learning maths was worth it too, dear God please let it be right).
It's going to be hard to have your corporate cake and eat it too, dear friends.
If it looked too dear, they could sell or short it and make money that way.
And whether you think it is too dear or not, there is no denying that it is a product with a history as rich as the people who quaff it.
"If it had been the Labor party who stopped NBN at Armidale and said it was too dear to go to Tamworth or Barraba, we would have been outraged," said Windsor.
"It is too dear a price to pay for our country".
It's a sturdy and handsome upgrade to a workhorse console and, at $299 it isn't too dear to consider in the upgrade path.
But it may be too dear for this purpose.
"Well, it was just too dear," Peter replies calmly.
Brandon Flowers also did a version of The Beatles' When I'm 64, changing the lyrics to: "We could see The Killers on the Isle of Wight, if it's not too dear".
