Sentence examples for would be exorbitant from inspiring English sources

I imagined that the price of such a service would be exorbitant, but evidently it wasn't.

Scientists such as Professor Austin Smith, the head of the Wellcome Trust Centre for Stem Cell Research at Cambridge University, said the cost of such tailor-made treatment would be exorbitant and only embryonic stem cells, produced in great quantities, could lead to affordable treatments.

More important, the costs of the transactions that did take place would be exorbitant, since you'd have to do enormous work to investigate each deal and you'd have to rely on the threat of legal action to enforce every contract.

It said the county is considering building a road to the village, although the cost would be exorbitant for such a poor region.

True or false, Russia's finances are not in a state where that country is capable of bailing Greece out and if it did find the money the political price for Greece would be exorbitant.

(5) The costs of obtaining the consent of millions of patients with health data would be exorbitant and prohibit most large-scale research.

"The cost, while high, would not be exorbitant," he said.

At the time, the government believed the payments would not be exorbitant.

For the "absurd and extraordinary" bid to exclude him to continue would be "an exorbitant waste of public time and money" benefiting only the lawyers involved, Carmody said.

Ra concluded that it would be less exorbitant to assemble them as "megapanels" to be hung on the steel frame than it would be to glaze the wall on site.

A very creative, one-of-a-kind piece of jewelry with a lot of gold would be beyond exorbitant at retail in today's market.