exorbitant znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady exorbitant

• However, manual creation of verb classifications comes at exorbitant expense, requiring large amounts of human time and expertise.

• Catering for the poor in legal matters in a market in which legal fees are exorbitant is hardly something that the government can resist.

• Exorbitant fees were charged for retrieving these beasts, cash that had to be borrowed from traders at the cost of yet further indebtedness.

• Not everyone who could demand an exorbitant dowry does so, and not everyone who demands, gets what is expected.

• The number of footnotes, often digressive, in the first chapter may be considered exorbitant by some readers, but others may like it.

• When professionals are found liable, courtroom verdicts appear random, unfair, and exorbitant.

• These findings, although strengthening the case that landlords did not charge exorbitant escalating rents, do not comply with notions of good estate management.

• We already have an exorbitant amount of paperwork which decreases actual patient contact.