Sentence examples for price unreasonable from inspiring English sources

Everything stopped while a new set of architectural drawings was drafted, then submitted, then approved, eighteen months elapsing before work began again, when the town house on the right became available, the price unreasonable but what could they do, they were hostage to their own opportunity, so they went back to the drawing board and, two years later, commenced construction in earnest.

Then there is this from Kantarjian: "They are making prices unreasonable, unsustainable and, in my opinion, immoral". But the biggest point landed was not from a quote or a mind-blowing stat, but from an eyebrow raise.

The league considers the union's price tag unreasonable.

In a shop, you can act sad as well if the price is unreasonable, and they may ask if you would like to drive a bargain.

When they asked store managers why they were ignoring the new prices, the store managers said that the new prices were unreasonable and there was no way they were going to implement them.

Outrage was still bubbling last year over moves by Turing Pharmaceuticals and Mylan to raise prices of cheap-to-make, lifesaving drugs to hundreds of dollars a dose, when the country elected a Republican president who vowed: "I'm going to bring down drug prices". Nearly eight Americans in 10 said in a September poll they believed prescription drug prices were unreasonable.

Despite being among the cheapest in Europe, 71% said they perceived UK energy prices as unreasonable.

Eight in ten Americans think that prescription drug prices are unreasonable, according to a March 2018 Kaiser poll.

"These prices are unreasonable, just like a lion opening its bloody mouth," said one recent Internet posting, using a Chinese proverb for voracious greed.

"We propose an approach that addresses the effects of a drug's monopoly, when prices are unreasonable and/or unaffordable as a result, and which creates a more sustainable model for innovation and access going forward, as the population of the UK ages, and medical science provides new hope for treating disease," it says.

Changing this model, as the FTC and Apple appear to desire, would create greater barriers to entry, slow innovation, and drive device prices to unreasonable levels.