"Have these bonuses been at levels which were exorbitant?
Once it was, the Ellesmere and Chester company obtained an Act of Parliament in 1827, but the Trent and Mersey insisted that they build a short connecting canal, the Wardle Canal, consisting of a lock and not much more, the tolls for which were exorbitant.
Not to be confused with a sell fee, which is the exorbitant percentage an estate agent takes just for showing a few people round a house.
How can we sound the sirens for the 'coffee rust' disaster, which is ruining an exorbitant amount of livelihoods and displacing vulnerable populations?
The payday loan industry, which is vilified for charging exorbitant interest rates on short-term loans that many Americans depend on, could soon be gutted by a set of rules that federal regulators plan to unveil on Thursday.
As they acknowledge, if someone pays back the Activehours loan in two weeks after receiving $100 and paying a $10 tip, it would amount to an annual percentage rate of 260%, which is similar to the exorbitant rates charged by payday lenders.
To pay licensing fees -- many of which are sometimes exorbitant -- can be prohibitive, and may even result in authors deciding not to use images.
The cost of quotas has become exorbitant for users of lanthanum, which is vital for the catalytic converters that clean the exhaust of conventional, gasoline-powered cars.
A second investigation into the payday loans sector is also under way by the Financial Conduct Authority which is examining rollover loans and some of the exorbitant interest rates charged.
If you're a clubber, the exorbitant cost of table service, which is basically the glorified right to sit down somewhere, is old news.
