Sentences with phrase «too high a price»

Who else can provide context if your portfolio isn't growing as quickly as your peer group, if they believe you paid too high a price on a deal, if they question your due diligence in a given situation or whatever critique they might offer?

Buffett also criticized companies that repurchase their own shares at too high a price: «They have in mind a limit as to what they pay for any business they buy except their own, and it has become fashionable to repurchase shares.»

Even the best business in the world can be a terrible investment if you pay too high a price for it.

«We have paid too high a price in our commitment to the public service of this country.»

«The risk of paying too high a price for good - quality stocks — while a real one — is not the chief hazard confronting the average buyer of securities.

For every investable asset — publically traded or otherwise — the underlying value of the asset is the sum of the discounted future cash flows, and risk comes from paying too high a price for those cash flows.

Would freedom be too high a price?

Cobb, for instance, has to affirm Whitehead's position that the abolition of slavery in the Roman Empire might well have been too high a price to pay.

Indeed, the plight of indigenous peoples and of the nonhuman species with whom we share the planet should touch our consciences as too high a price for us to be paying even in terms of immediate consequences.

Is inexplicability too high a price to pay for granting time's reality and combating Zeno's paradoxes?

It is, I suggest, too high a price, both in the loss of rational coherence, and in loss of the relevance of religious faith to human problems.

But all this is not too high a price to pay if cash can be raised for industrial development in the cities!

Besides, too high a price has been placed on harmony.

Besides, too high a price is asked for harmony; it's beyond our means to pay so much to enter on it.

And this is too high a price for many of us to pay.9

«Too high a price is asked for harmony; it's beyond our means to pay so much to enter.

But have we not as a club paid too high a price for being loyal to players who simply don't warrant holding down a roster spot as a result of injuries?

But if that means wenger hanging around for another 2 years it's just too high a price to pay

Ivan has said Wenger is clueless when it comes to player values so even if Wenger wanted to spend some of that money... if Ivan thought the deal was too high priced then it will not happen.

Natalie's mom was unlucky and paid way too high a price for it.

Saving money is important for every new parent, but the risks of hand - me - down products might be too high a price to pay.

Many mattress materials used today contain chemicals used to improve comfort, but Naturepedic believes the introduction of new chemicals into our sleep environments is too high a price to pay for comfort.

Europeans or CHinese companies who trade with Iran can now face retaliations from the US administration (and losing access to the US market is too high a price for reaching the Iran market) and even by US courts (for any operation involving Iran using US$).

As prices go down with more supply the problem «too high prices» is overcome.

But in fact that is too high a price to pay for giving May and her group of right - wing Tories their only chance of winning a general election.

De Gaulle reasoned that France paid too high a price for an uncertain guarantee of national survival in the nuclear age.

But «our justice system has become weighed down by low - level offenses, and too many New Yorkers have paid too high a price for petty crimes.»

This is too high a price.

Katz said she would use the results of the study to order audits of agencies she felt were under - serving the people of New York for too high a price.

The benefits of catching psychosis early were deemed to come at too high a price — over-reliance on antipsychotic drugs which have unpleasant side effects

As usual, a fullscreen edition is sold separately, but seeing as how in this reproduction of the theatrical dimension, the film offers visuals that are both wider and nicer than expected, you'd be paying far too high a price to lose the black bars.

Neglecting to do so has too high a price tag.

«Detractors still insist that academic gains in New Orleans are illusory, or unimpressive, or bought at too high a price.

Thus, no matter how high the country ranks on international tests, our seemingly impressive test scores come at too high a price.

Bring the new car in at too high a price point, and Mazda risks alienating its core market.

Too little... too late... for far too high a price..

In the United States, where sales have been disappointing, the station wagon has been criticized for being too small a package at too high a price.

Even though our test car came fully loaded, including such things as a six - disc CD player, an electric sunroof and a full array of power accessories, I feel as if Ford has placed too high a price on the SHO for it to sell in large numbers.

Too high a price can discourage readers from taking a risk on your book, especially if you're a first - time author.

We reported a while back that we knew that Samsung would be coming out with the Galaxy Tab 3 Lite, but were very disappointed in the specs — stating that unless it came in around $ 100, although very unlikely with Samsung, it would be a very entry - level tablet with a too high a price tag.

The Surface RT is also said to have suffered from too high a price tag.

I did that, too, because the rewards can come at too high a price.

We know that too high prices make no sense, as they would not fit the affordability of the most of our potential clients.

Mormon Fundamentalists, however, believe that acceptance into the American mainstream came at way too high a price.

Clearly Tom Cage felt the cost of the truth was too high a price for his family to bear, and as we don't yet know the full extent of his secret we can not know if he made the right choice.

If the price of a unified Iraq is another dictatorship, Galbraith writes in The End of Iraq, it is too high a price to pay.

The only problem was that it started at a too high price of $ 600.

This is in stark contrast of the XOOM that comes with a slab design that came with too high a price tag initially.

Once again, this is way too high a price for the device to succeed, and will likely see it's price also cut.

Because $ 25 extra is too high a price for a silky smooth interface.