Sentence examples for make overpriced from inspiring English sources

It ran down its cash and borrowed money to make overpriced acquisitions.

Concern that the firm could make overpriced acquisitions has grown along with the size of its cash pile, now around $57 billion.

The available evidence strongly suggests that Ziya Mammadov conspired with an agent of the Revolutionary Guard to make overpriced deals that would enrich them both while allowing them to flout prohibitions against money laundering and to circumvent sanctions against Iran.

If you want to know why Apple just dropped $3 billion -- its biggest acquisition by far -- on a company that makes overpriced and arguably poor quality headphones, look no further than iTunes.

Ecotools doesn't do do overpriced, but it does make excellent quality brushes.

That makes it overpriced.

Don't ever criticize the item you are looking to bargain for by saying it is poorly made or overpriced.

While Exxon's weight in the S&P 500 has been climbing in recent years, that doesn't make the stock overpriced.

The GAO report concluded that the "results encourage the purchase of supplements that are overpriced, make unproven medical claims, and may even be harmful".

In the late 1980's, the bad loans were generally made to finance overpriced leveraged buyouts.

And if that is the case, future earnings and sales growth for fiber optic and other technology companies will be less than expected, making their stocks overpriced.