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sky-high

[skahy-hahy] / ˈskaɪˈhaɪ /




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Instead, a stagnant job market and sky-high home prices are expected to keep first-time buyers sidelined.

From MarketWatch

The social media platform has sky-high revenue growth, and its endless trove of forums is a gold mine for artificial-intelligence developers, Needham argued.

From Barron's

With today’s high mortgage rates and sky-high home prices, however, many young adults don’t see how they will ever own a home.

From MarketWatch

"There's no work, that's the problem. The people have stagnated and everything has gone backwards. The buildings have collapsed. Unemployment is sky-high," he says.

From BBC

That reputation comes with sky-high prices—think $2,700 a night at the palatial Badrutt’s Palace—and, surprising for a place that markets itself as exclusive, major crowds.

From The Wall Street Journal