Outrageously used in a sentence

Outrageously in a sentence as an adverb

Man, I've heard of some verticals in my day, but I'm hoping that's an outrageously small market.

It would have been difficult to predict which of the seemingly outrageously priced stocks in 1999 were going to stand the test of time.

I want to be as secure as possible, but it's outrageously hard to do with the way things are presented today.

It's outrageously more effective than the equivalent amount of emm, aww, like, etc.

Self-employed, doing well, but not retired and not outrageously wealthy.

And he is not buying the outrageously phony damage claims that Oracle is trying to foist upon this trial via its designated expert.

We are not solving the problem of why medical care in USA is so outrageously expensive, we instead are solving the problem of how to pay for it.

I lived in Norway for a little over one year; for anyone who has every lived there, you become aware of the outrageously high cost of just about everything.

I don't doubt that Bitcoin will become a revolutionary system of payments and money storage down the track, but the price of coins is outrageously inflated at the moment.

Develop long-standing interests that are not outrageously costly.

I love coinbase, i think guys have done and will continue to do amazing things for bitcoin, and by proxy the world at large.. but your initial customer support is outrageously terrible and has been for way too long.