Sentence examples for may be exorbitant from inspiring English sources

THERE are, even as prices soar, still houses to be had in lower and middle price ranges, though what is considered reasonable in one community, say $400,000, may be exorbitant in another.

The cost may be exorbitant to get you down the 101, but it will take you there ($38.80 from TechCrunch HQ, in case you were curious).

As mentioned before, data about the maximum density of planted forests are very scarce because the cost of maintaining a series of unthinned, densely-stocked and sufficiently large field plots over long periods of time may be exorbitant.

But the cost was deemed to be "exorbitant".

"The cost, while high, would not be exorbitant," he said.

Aich's salary was judged to be exorbitant.

London's office rental prices can be exorbitant.

These changes may be related to exorbitant instantaneous concentration of CO3 2−, which leads to Ag2CO3 explosive nucleation and rapid growth in short time.

This is one of those dishes where a woven steel chinois may be worth its exorbitant price.

The risk to the buyer is that a call to Mexico City or Los Angeles may be charged at an exorbitant rate, and various fees could eat up much of the card's value if it is not used quickly.

Though the cost appears exorbitant, it may be a bargain.