Sentence examples for really inflated from inspiring English sources

"We have a down-trending public market at the same time that [our] private investments are really inflated [and not exiting], so LPs are getting doubly crushed".

"They account for them as marketing expenses, and that practice really inflates their top line," said Gibboney Huske, an analyst with Credit Suisse First Boston who is neutral on Polaroid stock.

Though these regulations are spottily enforced at best, seizure or a stiff fine can really inflate the old wine bill.

Of course the promises being held out for missile defense really are inflated: the planned shield cannot provide Americans with the overall security from attack that President Bush is hoping to give them.

"I think the excesses of the subprime lending and extraordinarily low interest rates, as well as all those other exotic loans, really helped inflate the bubble," Mr. Hughes said.

If none of these paths appeal (or are accessible) to you, then they're really only inflating your dreams of stuffing a mattress with $100 bills on graduation day.

Whether gas prices really are falsely inflated or are rising to reflect a legitimate dearth of fuel, Smyth's move is a shrewd one.

Prices are greatly inflated.

really gave them this inflated bubble for the entire site".

What had I really done besides inflate my own ego and spruce up my resume?

The pricing bubble really began to inflate in 2004, real estate agents say, and now, although prices have begun to level off, largely because of the lending crisis in the United States, it's hard to buy into the middle of town for less than $300,000, and that would be for 1,500 square feet or less.