Sentences with phrase «exorbitant $»

The Tag Heuer Connected, meanwhile, will soon arrive in physical stores only in an excessively ostentatious solid rose gold variant, setting you back an exorbitant $ 9,900, up from the smartwatch's standard $ 1,500 MSRP, despite changing nothing about the original model's specifications and capabilities.

Coming off a series of stinging losses to the Xbox 360, including an exorbitant $ 599 launch pricetag, lack of exclusives compared to the Xbox 360 and a subpar member subscription service, Sony is turning the page with the PlayStation 4.

We can't do the same for the Lab because Vanilla Forums wants a quite - frankly exorbitant $ 60 / month to add SSL.

Since the figures show that it would cost around $ 2 quadrillion to theoretically avert 0.5 degC of global warming by year 2100 (as compared to an absurd but less exorbitant $ 16 trillion for other specific schemes proposed to date), and in view of the other reservations stated by me and others here, I think we can lay this idea to rest.

Fujitsu has a color reader on the market already, but it's of a different breed than Murdoch seems to be talking about, with 260k colors and an exorbitant $ 1000 + price tag.

We found plenty of things to like about the Galaxy Note 8.0 — more than enough, to our eyes, to justify the seemingly exorbitant $ 400 price for a compact slate.

I ordered aftermarket rotors (which cost less than the exorbitant $ 125 they wanted to resurface them) and when I took the wheels off, found that both sides were smooth with only light scoring - the new pads worked fine with the original rotors.

The NBA's warning also comes days after the league fined Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban an exorbitant $ 600,000 for his comments about intentionally losing on a recent podcast.

But what is unique is that this exorbitant $ 1,095 coat is not just reserved for that «cool girl» supermodel girl gang you know from social media and incessant Gigi Hadid or Kourtney Kardashian paparazzi photos.

The latest research has put the price tag for the War on Terror at an exorbitant $ 4 - 6 trillion, more than any armed conflict in U.S. history.

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That said, the real muscle behind the pushback stems from disenfranchised cab operators, who must comply with a complex web of regulations and shell out for insurance, vehicle maintenance and exorbitant licence fees: In Montreal, cab drivers pay around $ 200,000 for a taxi medallion.

Depending on timing, tickets for this flight start at $ 5000, which seemed exorbitant to me, until I added up the value of the entire experience.

His exorbitant compensation has twice raised the ire of shareholders — first with an $ 11.9 - million signing bonus in 2013 and, most recently, with his $ 12.9 - million package for 2014, even though Barrick shares posted a double - digit decline.

But the placement of the 1990s AOL logo on a T - shirt — with a $ 45 sticker price — seems to have hit a nerve, whether it be the exorbitant price for a simple gray t - shirt or a t - shirt with the exorbitant price of a company that Urban Outfitters» current target demographic is probably unfamiliar with beyond seeing You've Got Mail.

Mr. Maddox's recently approved $ 24 million pay package, which is exorbitant for a first - time untested public company CEO, demonstrates that very little has changed.

The company's chief executive, Adam Tan, owns perhaps the most exorbitant of all, a $ 14 million mansion across 4 acres in Greenwich, Connecticut, that's decked out with multiple pools, a tennis court and gardens.

With commissions at these exorbitant rates our poor paperboy was out of luck investing back in the day but if he had access to modern tools such as M1 Finance or Robinhood, which offer free stock trades, there would be no problems investing that $ 2.

The payday loan is renewed for another $ 60 fee, along with the same exorbitant interest rate.

Cynics will argue that at $ 1.4 bn (# 1.1 bn), the cost is exorbitant.

$ 40M is certainly an exorbitant price to pay for a central defender, but it wouldn't have been out of the question for Hummels to have reached those giddy heights.

Dear Abby: When my husband and I stay at a bed - and - breakfast inn, the price is exorbitant — $ 250 a night.

Cordiello, the union leader, countered in a statement Friday that union bus drivers make an average of $ 35,000 per year, which is not an exorbitant amount.

Earlier, de Blasio and Cuomo held separate press conferences where they called on Congress to help Puerto Rico, which in addition to being saddled with $ 72 billion in debt, also has exorbitant Medicaid costs due to what critics say is an unfair funding system designed by the federal government.

Bodily injury and bodily injury and $ 5,000 for filing a car in the original birth certificate being discarded much less pay them off of choice.out an exorbitant rate as is possible to reduce overall premiums.

This tee set me back nearly $ 40, which is absolutely exorbitant.

The curve - hugging piece wasn't some bespoke, wildly exorbitant creation, either: it was an off - the - rack Torn by Ronny Kobo dress that cost $ 349.

The website offers so many benefits yet does not charge exorbitant fees for membership with a minimum yearly cost of $ 25K to $ 75K.

School leaders in Auburn, ME claim the plan will facilitate learning and help with reading and math, while opponents say the $ 200,000 price tag is too exorbitant.

The $ 20,000 - a-year cost is exorbitant, Beth said, even though the Fitches are both personal injury attorneys and own an Ahwatukee Foothills home valued at a half - million dollars, Maricopa County property records show.

This was an administrator top - heavy district, where four or five of the top administrators were making over $ 100,000 in those years, an exorbitant amount for a district that had fewer than 2,000 kids.

Despite its exorbitant price — the base A7 TDI is only $ 66,900 by the way — I felt really at home in the A7 TDI.

This when many considered a $ 800 price tag is a bit too exorbitant.

A couple members of my critique group have gotten sucked into the madness of the Mom's Choice Awards, which have exorbitant entry fees ($ 300 per category) and golly, have 150 categories (ka - ching).

This makes other $ 499 16 GB tablets seem expensive now, and the 16 GB 7» inch tablets now just look exorbitant.

Buying the premium membership for the exorbitant fee of $ 12 / year gives you the LastPass for BlackBerry app.

Add to that the newly announced Jetstream which comes equipped with AT&T's 4G LTE radios, is currently selling for the exorbitant price of $ 700 on a two - year contract.

Many copycat sites have popped up, hoping that Web surfers searching for «free credit report» wind up on their sites instead, and are tricking users into signing up for memberships that track and purportedly protect their credit for exorbitant monthly fees of almost $ 30.

The toll - free number links people to a company that charges an exorbitant fee of $ 495 for «payment relief» to lower the borrower's monthly loan payments.

The group called the $ 8.4 million in salary and bonuses paid to CEO Louis Vachon last year «exorbitant.»

Then again, maybe he thought that $ 58 million for the acquisition of operating oil wells announced Monday was exorbitant.

Add to this scarcity the exorbitant costs — some parents pay as much as $ 25,000 per child each year — and you begin to understand why parents end up using unregulated daycares or opting to simply stay home with the kids.

Little did we know when we started planning this that prices are exorbitant (for example, the same Nashville to Italy route that we paid $ 850 a ticket last year is now more than $ 2000 each!).

I remember hearing the NYT's Matt Gross a / k / a «The Frugal Traveler» a / k / a Moby's traveling doppelganger mention this ridiculously amazing travel advice during a talk last Fall: if you like being nailed $ 5 for every cash withdrawal you make abroad and paying exorbitant special interest rates for international purchases, don't change your bank.

If you paid for his short sector it would be about $ 1600 one way which is not exorbitant but considering you can get a cheap flight on Jetstar for about $ 130 you would really need to weight up the extra cost.

I personally don't think this benefit is worth pursuing considering that it requires $ 30,000 worth of annual spend that I could put on a number of other cards and earn much more valuable bonuses and forces me to pay high exorbitant fees for awards.

Today, the model Paul Newman wore is often sold for exorbitant amounts; in 2013, a Paul Newman Daytona was auctioned off for over $ 1 million.

You don't even have the option to pay an exorbitant change fee (United, for example, charges $ 200) like you do with other fares.

The only option I had was to buy bandwidth at exorbitant rates topping out at 50 MB for $ 20.

Probably the most notorious destination for charging exorbitant hotel» resort fees» is Las Vegas, where big hotels routinely tack more than $ 30 a day onto guests» final bills.

Gamers in Brazil (and around the world) were more than a little frustrated to learn about the exorbitant, $ 1,800 price tag that the Playstation 4 will carry in Brazil, and, apparently, they weren't the only ones.