Sentence examples for too exorbitant for from inspiring English sources

Mukelabai: In many African countries the mosquito nets are simply not available, or, where they are present, the prices are too exorbitant for the families to afford.

Most of the generators are privately operated, and the cost -- roughly $7 per ampere -- has for ordinary Iraqis become too exorbitant to power anything more than a light and a television.

So through gritted teeth, Greece must be kept afloat in some manner not at any cost, of course, but for some time yet, as long as the price is not too exorbitant.

"There's no cost that's too exorbitant".

1. FC Köln Director of Sport Jörg Schmadtke declared that "the cost was just too exorbitant".

It seems exorbitant for a sun cream, but protecting skin is worth the investment.

The price of fame, apparently, is not all that exorbitant for the kind of actor he has become.

It soon became a major success, earning $4.5 million in its first year, exorbitant for that period.

The cost of chronic renal replacement therapy is exorbitant for majority of people in this setting.

They needed to be followed by a multidisciplinary team and the cost was estimated to be exorbitant for the government program.

The financial cost for society is also exorbitant: US$200 billion for the United States in 2012.