Sentences with phrase «at exorbitant pricing as»

They should not be in the lending business and be looking to offer you funding at exorbitant pricing as many companies do.

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As tuition prices soar, they have become masters at discreetly discussing pricing, and offering options to their customers that help make even the most exorbitant price - tag seem more reasonable and manageable.

But factors other than political ones were at play as well, including a big (5 percent) drop in shares of defense behemoth United Technologies after it announced plans to buy another company for what some analysts deemed an exorbitant price.

Moreover, any loans are likely to come at an exorbitant price economically and politically, as they will be conditional.

His exorbitant fee did come at a heavy price for the film, as his salary cut into the budget for sets, costumes and special effects, and it does occasionally show.

At its exorbitant price, this PC as configured is obviously not meant (or necessary) for the average user, or even most gamers.

If therefore the monopoly is sanctified by your lordships» judgment, exorbitant prices must be the consequence; for every valuable author will be as much monopolized by them as Shakespeare is at present... This perpetuity now contended for is as odious and as selfish as any other; it deserves reprobation and is become as intolerable.

One last common sense thought I have for you to ponder on concerning the About.com question is this: $ 400 is an exorbitant price for a recent High School graduate without experience to pay for a resume to apply for a Cashier position in the local Piggly Wiggly or Vons supermarket, however $ 10 is a ridiculous price to pay for a resume if you are applying for a position as a VP or CXO at a Fortune 500 company.