Sentence examples for which is overpriced from inspiring English sources

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Avoid junk, which is overpriced and ready for a fall.

While many of these managers pride themselves on knowing which companies are undervalued and which are overpriced, everything tends to decline during a big market sell-off.

I'd skip the Kirby cucumber salad, which was overpriced at $13, and the pan-seared scallops on a saffron parsnip purée, a dish ruined by a flood of overpowering brown sauce, which our waiter said was a burnt soy emulsion.

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 different in all 50 states, highly-regulated, which is great for technology, it is overpriced, and they underserve their customers".

Some think the painting, which depicts ships on a turbulent sea, is overpriced: it is estimated to sell for $6 million to $8 million.

If the answer is "yes," Bremmer advises declining insurance, which is "basically worthless" and turning down your carrier's offer to give you the latest phone, which will be overpriced and quickly obsolete anyway.

Britain is far less exposed to a run on its banks by foreign depositors than Iceland was, says Ben Broadbent, an economist at Goldman Sachs.The fall in the pound may have been disconcertingly large but it marks an overdue adjustment after a long period in which sterling was overpriced.

"Everything is overpriced.

And the Grand Prix is overpriced.