Sentence examples for potentially exorbitant from inspiring English sources

And buy it promptly, she warned, as soon as Part B takes effect, or you risk potentially exorbitant out-of-pocket expenses.

For Texas lawmakers, this means high costs now and potentially exorbitant ones in the future as inmates age and the disease progresses, causing liver disease and failure.

It is also apparent that Twitter can decrease the cost of the poster to the researcher because it does not need to be carried as supplementary luggage during air travel; it also avoids potentially exorbitant printing fees at conferences for those who have lost or previously been unable to print their poster.

"Under the pretext of making everything more simple and fairer, GEMA is apparently abusing its monopolistic and dominant market position in an arbitrary manner to push through exorbitant and potentially fatal fee increases," the Dehoga statement reads.

Industry sources who spoke with Pugliese said the upfront investment required to even participate in the bidding process between $1 million and $2 million—was exorbitant, and that "equipment could be potentially obsolete even before it is delivered".

Industry sources who spoke with Pugliese said the upfront investment required to even participate in the bidding process between $1 million [$750,000 USD] and $2 million [$1.5 million USD] was exorbitant, and that "equipment could be potentially obsolete even before it is delivered".

WHEN some actors land a potentially life-altering role, they celebrate that success with exorbitant purchases: new homes, sports cars, plastic surgery.

I have yet to find that perfect sweet spot between carrying too much stuff and getting charged exorbitant fees, or not carrying enough and potentially losing sales.

Microsoft, analysts say, could potentially be in a position to act as a gatekeeper, collecting exorbitant tolls from companies, giving favorable treatment to corporate friends and punishing its opponents.

Adding insult to injury, the CQC plans to introduce an exorbitant increase in fees that will cost GPs £40m a year, threatening the future of small GP practices and potentially undermining patient care.

The thrill was exorbitant.