Sentences with phrase «paying inflated prices»

A recent report by the U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) recommended that consumers compare as many solar options as possible to avoid paying inflated prices offered by the large installers in the solar industry.

If reinsurers were playing the game that you claim the insurance companies are playing, namely, inflating the perceived risks in order to increase their profits, then any insurance company that saw through this game would stand to benefit by not paying the inflated prices.

«I save a lot that way, which is great, because while I don't mind paying top dollar for a chef's creativity and skill, I'm less interested in paying inflated prices for wine, which I can purchase anywhere,» says Hennigar, owner of Ottawa - based catering company A Sense of Taste.

Since getting my device, I've stopped buying print fiction for the reasons I gave you above... tired of paying inflated prices in Irish bookstores, could buy great stories that are only on digital, access to thousand of small presses... and not having to rely on what the Big Five (formerly the Big Six) tell us to read, which are those big branded named authors like Lee Childs, Nora Roberts, Michael Connolly, Cecilia Ahern etc..

This is really only advisable however, if it's a retreat you can drive to since booking last minute flights often means paying inflated prices.

In case you missed it, here's the quick and dirty: TIFF requires people to pay inflated prices to wait in long lines to see movies in venues that often aren't built to show them.

The lawsuit, comprised of many federal cases consolidated in United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts in Boston, charged that TAP Pharmaceutical Products, Inc., Abbott Laboratories (NYSE: ABT) and Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited (NYSE: TDCHF) conspired to fraudulently market, sell and distribute Lupron, causing consumers to pay inflated prices for the drug.

Democratic health care policy makes you pay too much for health insurance and punishes you if you won't pay the inflated prices.

«It wasn't informed until July 2013, so shareholders unfairly paid an inflated price for the stock in the meantime.»

I'd even pay the inflated prices just for that experience... although making my own works too.

There was a period of time after Dein and pre Gazidis that Wenger had the control and in that time Wenger paid an inflated price to get Nasri, who had just signed a new contract to increase the price his old team would get for him.

He has to pay inflated price to secure English kids, as there is a home grown quota and they are a rare commodity

Is just that whether Wenger want to open his cheque book and pay the inflated price!

VATICAN CITY (Reuters)- The Vatican said on Thursday there was no link between its decision to accept the gift of a nativity scene in St Peter's Square and allegations that it had previously paid inflated prices to have them built.

The LGA predicts many councils will be forced to pay inflated prices to accelerate the installation of solar panels.

Secondly — the reason you will meet «impressive» people on sites like eHarmony is exactly because they can afford to pay the inflated prices of these sites, and they're taking dating seriously enough to use reputable and relatively expensive sites.

If it's related to Mario, The Legend of Zelda, Mega Man or Castlevania, you're going to pay an inflated price in a retail setting.

With vanity publishing the author pays an inflated price of ALL the costs, involved with producing and marketing of their books, just like a self - publisher or traditional publisher.

There's no need to pay these inflated prices.

Our rooms are for those that want good quality without paying an inflated price.

It comes at a price and you better be a good negotiator unless you want to pay an inflated price.

The piece is — as referenced in its title — a homage to Carl Andre's «Equivalent VIII» 1966, the infamous «bricks» bought by The Tate Gallery in 1972 that drew heavy criticism from Britain's press after they considered that taxpayers» money had been spent on paying an inflated price for a collection of bricks — or in fact any of Andre's tile pieces.

Can the homebuyers who paid inflated prices for homes in the past 5 - 6 years, inflated prices supported only by fraudulent activity, expect any justice, or, heaven forbid, a refund of the excess profit or return made by developers and land vendors?

If they expect payment before they off - load their truck, be wary of movers holding your belongings «hostage» until you pay an inflated price.

... mark Can the homebuyers who paid inflated prices for homes in the past 5 - 6 years, inflated prices supported only by fraudulent activity, expect any justice, or, heaven forbid, a refund of the excess profit or return made by developers and land vendors?

Good to know, we've seen in the past where Apple have bought out stock of componants that have left other manufacturers in a bind, leading them to pay inflated prices and / or go for less reliable suppliers.

Buyers will not pay inflated prices just so sellers can have lots of zeros in the bank.

There are indications some homeowners are hesitant to sell their current home because they don't want to pay inflated prices for their next home, then watch prices drop shortly after they buy.

Not exact matches

My expectations are inflated when I pay a high price, but I have few expectations when I pay a lower one.

The deceptive company then borrows money to pay for the increased dividend while personally selling shares at the inflated price.

Shop for the best price and avoid your insurance's inflated rates and convoluted billing process by paying cash.

Debt leveraging inflates property prices, creating (6) hopes for capital gains, prompting buyers to take on even more debt in the speculative hope that rising asset prices will more than cover the added interest, which is paid out of capital gains, not out of current income.

Debt leveraging is depicted as the easiest and even the surest way to accumulate wealth — going into debt to buy assets whose prices are being inflated on credit, or to spend in the hope of paying out of rising and more easily earned future income.

SS: The rising stock market that resulted from the Chicago Boy's reforms was seen as a way to inflate asset prices the capital gains of which would be used to pay off debts.

The only way to keep this unproductive debt overhead solvent is to inflate asset prices more — by untaxing assets to leave more revenue to pay bankers on exponentially growing debts.

Even if they are not acquired, such companies often are hurt, by being forced to pay «greenmail» - to buy - back their own stock at inflated prices from the raider in return for dropping the threat.

Critics including adviser David Williams had warned since last year Murray Goulburn was paying an inflated and unsustainable milk price given global headwinds, questioning the structure of the unit trust and co-op strategy which MG said gave it the ability to pay above - market milk prices.

Prior to Gazidis Wenger didn't penny pinch for players, Wenger would pay over the odds if it meant getting his player, this is proven by Nasri who signed a new contract just before Wenger bought him for an inflated price... few months after Gazidis arrives and that type of spending STOPS.

When Wenger talks about the crazy inflated prices of 100m Euros for ANYONE, he really means it is crazy, and there is not a hope in hell that Le Prof will ever pay an amount like that for one player, no matter how good he thinks he is.

Money in the transfer market is rampant which means most top players we want to buy are a) not on the market because the club does not need to sell (eg: Draxler, Lewandoski) b) even if they are in the market it is for inflated prices which we are not willing to pay (Higuain).

Palermo pulled off similar s *** in the pastore deal... they overrated their own player... spoke about interest from number of clubs and ended up selling him at a HUGELY inflated price And paying 40mil euros for a young player who scored 17 goals in a league where even gervinho is considered a star is beyond ridiculous.

Personally — sell Walcott and allow the bloke to try and progress his career somewhere else (that's if anyone is willing to pay his expected over inflated price tag).

So talk about inflated prices all you like, but I for one think it's about time we pay a little above market value, if needs be, to secure the players we absolutely want.

Im not sure your comment is correct... everyone starts somewhere at a reasonable price Cesc was free and turned into a valuable player Bellerin — similar and valued at # 50mn now apparently Kante — bought for nothing and won 2 premier leagues in a row Vardy from non-league to England and prem league title Mahrez — 400k Holding — looks good and only # 2mn Mbappe — last year was # 230k now # 100mn Teams like Man City, Chelsea and Man Utd plus eg Monaco and others just pay silly money which inflates the price and then «fans» feel their clubs have to spend the same....

Chelsea Man City and Man Utd have billionaire owners who pay over inflated prices for players for years..

If you want to buy now you will pay over inflated prices on a real gamble.

Unfortunately if we want a top class striker, we are going to have to either buy a young player to develop at a decent price or pay the inflated market prices for an established player.

We have been linked with the likes of Javier «Chicharito» Hernandez, Pierre - Emerick Aubameyang, Alvaro Morata and Karim Benzema in recent windows, and at the rate these Chinese clubs are snapping up players, we may simply either be snubbed in favour of a big pay - day, or be priced out of moves due to the inflated market.

For me, he did no damage to his value, though I would agree with many that the price PSG paid was severely inflated, and the price they are likely to sell him for will also likely be more than he is worth.

Don't worry Arsenal fans, all that money that you spend on massively overpriced merchandise or the even more inflated cost of a pie and a pint after paying the most expensive ticket prices in the country are not just going to line the pockets of the club's owners and board members.