Sentence examples for through exorbitant from inspiring English sources

Increasing the cost of entry through exorbitant user fees or auctions will dissuade American employers and talented foreign workers.

Savers are losing thousands of pounds from their hard-earned pensions through exorbitant investment charges on drawdown schemes.

Others say the government will make it hard to take profits off the island, through exorbitant taxes or limits on currency exchange.

"Under the pretext of making everything more simple and fairer, GEMA is apparently abusing its monopolistic and dominant market position in an arbitrary manner to push through exorbitant and potentially fatal fee increases," the Dehoga statement reads.

In Britain, airlines need to be more upfront about  the true cost of their fares, and pension firms cannot continue to sign up customers for products that can chip away at their retirement income through exorbitant management fees.

Vast numbers of right-to-buy properties are now rented out by private landlords who enjoyed the hefty purchase discount, and now make even more money through exorbitant private rents.

Even a guerilla operation calling itself Bil - which complains that the "unwashed masses" are kept out through the exorbitant price, loves TED - so much so that it hosted its own fringe event, "an open, self-organising alternative to TED".

Though VICE News could not independently verify their claims, multiple sources on the ground have accused the Syrian military of commandeering food and selling it, often through middlemen, for exorbitant prices.

Tickets are difficult to find except through ticket brokers (at exorbitant prices).

Choice has undoubtedly improved, as has our ability to watch a half-decent film without paying through the teeth in exorbitant satellite fees.

Through satellite subscriptions and exorbitant tickets and replica shirts, working-class fans have been seduced into servicing the debts of clubs whose inherited romance – which, for many of us, can make a stadium feel like a family hearth – has been looted by corporate bloodsuckers.