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Most left the company because of poor service or excessive prices, the report said.

After years of excessive prices, one can only say that it's about time.

The difficulty is to identify what might be an 'excessive price'.

Also, there would be concern if monopoly power allowed certain products to have excessive prices.

The problem appears to revolve around the excessive price of housing.

Regulation of specific industries to prevent excessive price and product competition.

Thanks to the regulation which we are going to adopt tomorrow, excessive prices will be eliminated.

But that is hardly an excessive price to pay for cutting risk, in the midst of a tight election campaign.

One day, they, too, will complain about the cumbersome publishing process, or excessive prices.

The Merrill fraud, if there was one, caused stocks to trade at excessive prices, the commission said.

A company in a dominant position which charges excessive prices for its products may be acting abusively.

The Commission fully agrees that there is a need to tackle excessive price volatility.

That means that farmers are often in the hands of private trading companies who charge excessive prices for their services.

This seems an excessive price to pay, both in flexibility and equipment value, for the cable industry to reap additional profits.

Given the excessive prices of Bordeaux wines in the past 5 or 10 years, a correction is overdue.

If a firm charges an excessive price, it generates a welfare triangle loss (as in the cartel case).

"We don't want to have the legislative imprimatur on allowing the division of real estate to purchase at excessive prices," he said.

Much error, silliness, and confusion resulted, but these hardly seem an excessive price to pay for such freedom."

Deregulation of cable television was followed by such excessive price increases that Congress found it necessary to reimpose regulation.

The policy was adopted in 1989 in response to criticism that drugs developed with substantial Government help were being marketed at excessive prices.

It is all too human of us to judge her, because she paid the excessive price of being murdered for her sin.

For a whole population to be cast into misery and to be free to die young seems a rather excessive price to pay for "freedom."

The agency has said that generators are most likely to charge excessive prices when supplies are tightest.

A spokesman for News Corporation, however, said the company would not charge excessive prices for its programming.

- It seems an excessive price.