Sentence examples for ridiculously inflated from inspiring English sources
"The numbers are ridiculously inflated," Bob Brenly, the Arizona Diamondbacks' manager, said.
Affordability is not the issue; horror at the ridiculously inflated prices — well documented in The Times — is.
JULY 2010 Finally someone — Dr. Tisch, the chancellor of the Board of Regents — has the sense to stand up at a news conference and say that the state test scores are so ridiculously inflated that only a fool would take them seriously, thereby unmasking the mayor, the chancellor and the former state commissioner.
The stewardship council declined to comment But in an open letter, Kerry Coughlin, the council's director for the Americas, said the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute had "attempted to discredit M.S.C. in order to gain acceptance of its own program," and that critics' descriptions of its certification costs were "ridiculously inflated".
The importation taxes in Brazil are much too high, and it is surprisingly more cost-effective to travel to the United States to buy a Wii U for the original price of $400, than the ridiculously inflated price it is being sold for here ($900, I kid you not).
Eventually, rates heated up enough to pop a bubble that, in hindsight, looks ridiculously inflated.
"The expectation which sits on the shoulders of English teams in any sport is always ridiculously over inflated.
Scores were probably inflated.
Prices are wildly inflated.
