Sentence examples for that overpriced from inspiring English sources

Of course you do, but it's going to set you back a pound for someone to pick up that overpriced coke and bring it over.

Under the program, which aimed to stabilize insurance premiums in the first few years of the ACA, insurers that set prices more than 3% below a set target would get a reimbursement from the government, and those that overpriced by the same margin would pay some of the windfall to the government.

Time to break out the denim, the leather, or that overpriced waxed English sporting jacket, and start pinning.

All that overpriced merchandise in the shop has to be sold, after all.

Translation: There really is no excuse that overpriced auditors didn't take note of these studies and laser in on potential miscreants' option accounting.

"Silicon Valley has a very short term memory," says Hornik, saying that overpriced deals that eventually go south are quickly forgotten.

You will save big and be about to avoid buying that ridiculously overpriced tub of popcorn that you can't live without at your local theatre.

John Denham of Denham Wolf Real Estate Services said that when he told a nonprofit company about a space that was overpriced but otherwise suitable, "that same day the landlord got so many offers he raised the rent 10percentt".

"There's never a lot of inventory here," she added, "and the only homes that don't sell are the ones that are overpriced".

The GAO report concluded that the "results encourage the purchase of supplements that are overpriced, make unproven medical claims, and may even be harmful".

She can catalog everything that's overpriced and wrong with the world, but she doesn't convey a real sense that these things are wrong.