Sentence examples for more inflated from inspiring English sources

The prices are even more inflated when you're flying from a smaller city with a limited number of flights.

"While publishers' data has the potential to be more accurate, it also has the potential to be more inflated," Mr. Wieser said.

Adam moves smoothly from investment banking to a small but respected New York private equity firm where he rapidly becomes its capricious founder's protégé, heir apparent and the recipient of ever more inflated bonuses.

As guitarist in the Faces and then the Rolling Stones, his primary assets have been a robust constitution and a happy-go-lucky nature that has enabled him to deal successfully with the more inflated egos of those around him.

ACE suggests those losses should be absorbed in pay cuts – though hopefully those cuts will apply to the more inflated rates of opera singers than to dancers, especially not those underpaid dancers who appear in opera productions.

Yet on the streets here, that is a prevailing look, even if the more inflated nylon versions (worn with brightly colored heels) made at least one British editor, Michael Roberts, say they reminded him of Stephanie Bowman weight reduction trousers.

American specimens of A. bisporigera have more abundant inflated cells than that of A. exitialis.

If the correlation between T and M ran via E, however, the false positive rate was even more seriously inflated: 53.23%.

In such cases, the more over-inflated opinion, the higher the probability for individuals to demonstrate overconfidence in their abilities.

And all the while, they are being dogged, stymied, abused -- bullied -- by one or more ego-inflated superiors who fly under the radar in a system so big they know they can act with imperious impunity.

By the time we arrived, two balloons had lifted off and four more were half inflated.