Sentence examples for very overpriced from inspiring English sources

Compared with U.S. REITs, many European realty stocks (whether designated as REITs or not) look very overpriced.

Additionally, he overall found the singles to be very overpriced for the small amount of material included.

Some prom dresses are very overpriced.

Eventually, however, such stocks become very overpriced and bargain-hunting investors start to drive value stocks higher.A big distinction between these approaches is one of timing.

"In this next stage, the big-cap tech companies that are wonderful companies but very overpriced stocks are going to get hit".

"I have seen clients take their refunds to Foxwoods [Casino] for the excitement (a bad idea), or buy that playoff ticket which is very overpriced, which gives no future financial reward," said Gagnon.

The store also offers a wooden drawer-style advent calendar (again with ungenerous small chocolates) which, although very pretty, is overpriced at £45. ★★★ 162g, £5.99 Nice, big and fun with preview windows that whet the appetite.

"It's very upscale, but overpriced for the area, where you can rent an entire house for $6,000 a month," said Sandra Scavone, a saleswoman at Century 21 Mancuso Real Estate in Bronxville.

While California sangioveses can vary widely, from soft, fruity mouthfuls to oaky blasts of tannin, I found many to be enjoyable, though overpriced, and very good with food.

But the view from here – depending on how you feel about staring at Alice Cooper sipping mineral water at his favourite corner table – is much more interesting, and the drinks are not overpriced (The very decent house Pinot Grigio is £16 a bottle).

The creatures of the Venetian lagoon in the hands of an expert chef are as memorable as they are rare, but most visitors to La Serenissima, trapped in the world of mass tourism or deterred by appalling prices at the top end, come away with the impression that Venetian food is not very good and way overpriced.