Sentence examples for deliberately too from inspiring English sources

The regulatory reports into Barclays exposed for the first time the rigging of the key interest rate in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis and highlighted concerns that during the crisis banks were inserting submissions into Libor that were deliberately too low in an effort to avoid any suggestion they were experiencing financial difficulty.

The model was deliberately too small for the infinitesimally small pants.

In the visiting room at Luzerne County Correctional Facility, where he was being held ahead of the trial, they cut the phones cords deliberately too short, and Jacobs spent our 45-minute visit in a painful-looking contortion trying to hold the phone to his ear.

For example, the $450 million, 2,600-passenger Grand Princess, scheduled for delivery in May, will become the second cruise ship (after the Carnival Destiny) deliberately built too wide -- 43 feet too wide -- to cross the Panama Canal, because it is destined for the Caribbean.

The overpasses on the parkways to Jones Beach were deliberately built too low to allow buses to fit under them.

As a result, he would deliberately put too much spin on the ball whenever he passed to Ford, making it almost impossible to control, and ensuring the new lad looked rather stupid.

This year's other 'Bucks-based lawsuit is the claim of a Chicago woman, put forward in a 29-page legal complaint, that the firm deliberately puts too much ice in its iced lattes to offset the amount of coffee used.

No accidents have heppened with the device A Frenchman who tried to cause an accident by deliberately applying too much pressure merely caused the cork to fly out and a lot of wine with it, but the bottle was undamaged.

"If they are deliberately paying too much for mortgages to support the banks," Mr. Baker said, "the government wants them to be in a position to keep doing that, and that would mean not doing anything about their status until further down the road".

But her persona became, perhaps deliberately, almost too well known, and whenever she appeared in a cameo – in Sex and the City, in The Big Bang Theory, even to a certain extent in the new Star Wars films – the joke was always: "Oh, there's Carrie Fisher".

Few seek to deliberately deviate too far from their peers.