Sentence examples for overpriced to from inspiring English sources

They are overpriced to beat the bottom club.

Michael Clarke is also overpriced to be top Aussie batsman at 11-2.

Last year's runner-up is the new world No 1 and overpriced to win her first grand slam tournament.

But Mike Janes, the general manager of FanSnap.com, said: "The fundamental issue is value, that Yankees tickets are overpriced to start with.

The Jambos have only conceded two goals in Premier-league matches at Tynecastle this season and look overpriced to share the points with Martin O'Neill's team.

On a point of value, Preston look overpriced to go up at 11-5 with Bet Direct considering they beat the Hammers twice in the regular season.

A federal judge rejected class-action status for more than 60 consumer lawsuits pending against Microsoft on Monday, but allowed a more limited lawsuit alleging overpricing to proceed.

Huge, hotly-anticipated offerings of big names like Facebook — and even Twitter — are more likely to be significantly overpriced compared to the actual value of the firm more than some other IPOs, Edmunds said.

Girls who aren't attractive enough to be oligarch arm-candy or skanky enough to be strippers trying to pay off their student loan by selling overpriced tequila to desperate men?

Girls who aren't attractive enough to be oligarch arm-candy or skanky enough to be strippers try to pay off their student loans by selling overpriced tequila to desperate men.

Of course, one way to tell if a home is overpriced is to see whether it's been sitting on the market for a while.