Translations for „highly-priced“ in the English » German Dictionary

high·ly-ˈpriced ADJ

highly-priced

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highly priced

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English

They have been created by quiet revolutionaries who want an alternative to the ever-expanding private banking sector built on spiralling debt secured against ever more highly-priced housing.

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If this continues, it will hopefully open up a bit of value in some of our highly-priced blue chips.

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All this tension had a debilitating effect on staff, and it wasn't unusual for guests to check into their highly-priced rooms to find dirty bed sheets and used plates.

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That combination means the yarn, which can not be patented, has to be spun into very highly-priced items indeed: $500 for a wrap, and $900 for a sweater.

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More than that though, the whole team looked to be playing to a pattern, with a pre-determined shape and style, rather than as a mere collection of highly-priced individuals.

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