Sentence examples for so overpriced that from inspiring English sources
Belgium's market is now so overpriced that its buyers are credited with helping revive prices in the south-eastern part of the Netherlands by moving over the border.To make matters more difficult for policymakers, Europe's property booms tend to be concentrated in capital cities, which are growing for the most part, even as other regions stagnate.
Private insurers have become so overpriced that Iowa, the one state government to not only maintain property records but guarantee their accuracy, can offer a vastly better deal.
The executive director of the coalition contends that if HHS sides with consumer groups, then health plans sold beginning in 2014 -- the effective date of many of the reform law's provisions -- will be so "overpriced" that employees and employers won't be able to afford them.
"They are unbelievably dangerous in that they are now so overpriced compared to underlying corporate values," he warns.
Stocks have been so overpriced with regard to earnings or even possible earnings that the crash had to come.
Toyota is so overpriced as to be almost ridiculous.
From 10 30 to 11 45 a.m. on Thursdays, there is to be no eating of those overpriced cupcakes that have been so popular in recent years.
But you can make the case that Pfizer's not so wildly overpriced with a little conservative tweaking of the numbers.
If the accepted wisdom is sound, the Nissan ADRs that trade here over-the-counter at $7.50 or so are overpriced.
If the accepted wisdom is sound, the Nissan ADRs that trade in the U.S. over-the-counter at $7.50 or so are overpriced.
