Sentence examples for too inflated from inspiring English sources

"The prices are too inflated in department stores".

"If China gets too inflated, the Japanese people will become hysterical in response," he said.

"Investors had decided that valuations in tech were too inflated and needed to be adjusted.

Mr. Bingham is probably wise to know that he needs to keep his head from becoming too inflated.

Then, before their egos get too inflated, it will be time for the writers to go back behind the cameras and help Mr. O'Brien prepare for his TBS debut on Nov. 8.

True values ha been lost sight of for too long, prices were too inflated and the previous advance was too great, to assure that readjustment of all these unhealthy and dangerous conditions could be accomplished in a single week or even a single month.

And he is right, too, inflating my growing winter guilt.

But one eventually discovered that lawyers for plaintiffs could play hardball, too, inflating charges and using the news media to play on public fears and prejudices in hopes of embarrassing the church into settlements.

HCA and Quorum were once affiliated, and Mr. Alderson's suit also names the larger company, maintaining that it, too, improperly inflated its cost reports.

In India it was only 1.1X (and this too was inflated because it counted IT Services M&A exits as well).

Furthermore, some authors demonstrated the causes of sinus membrane perforation which could be due to the too rapidly inflated balloon, balloon rapture, and fracture of the sinus floor during the osteotome procedures.