Sentence examples for overpriced supplies from inspiring English sources

Watchdog groups have criticized the reconstruction process saying that part of the problem is that charities spent a considerable amount of money on "soaring rents, board members' needs, overpriced supplies and imported personnel".

Part of the problem, watchdog groups say, is that charities spent a considerable amount of money on soaring rents, board members' needs, overpriced supplies and imported personnel, the Miami Herald reports.

Mr. Biggs said he considered oil overpriced because supplies were surging even as he anticipated a slowdown in the global economy.

Virtually no attention has been paid to the health costs of a reduced or overpriced energy supply although these are real and formidable.

In many countries health care is seen as among the most corrupt sectors, manifest in a myriad of ways from overpriced procurement of supplies to informal payments and sales of counterfeit medications.

It's very hard to see how anyone could conclude that Nexavare wasn't obscenely overpriced, grossly inadequately supplied in relation to patient demand, and lacking any local manufacturing such as required.

When he first arrived at Stanford, Lawrence W. Larry Funkhouserer, MS '48, found housing in the area to be overpriced and in short supply.

In travel destinations, basic first aid supplies tend to be overpriced, and it's not always convenient to hobble to a store post-injury in search of emergency supplies.

This world far removed from the Cornwall with which I'm familiar: idyllic summers pottering around in dinghies, overpriced cottage rentals, an inexhaustible supply of (clotted cream) ice-cream.

Developers and builders will, one way or another, exploit overpricing, increasing effective supply, in that way bringing real estate prices down.

A buyer's market is one where supply outnumbers demand, meaning overpriced property is less likely to sell and buyers are more likely to get a discount on homes. .