Sentence examples for dwarfed by that from inspiring English sources

It was dwarfed by that of Spain, which at 20.7 percent was the highest.

Russia's military, too, is dwarfed by that of the United States.

The prevalence of all other afflictions of the mind is dwarfed by that of depression.

The ticket was functional to a fault, with Wilson's name dwarfed by that of the Festival Hall.

Even with that, Russia's defence spending is dwarfed by that of the US, which is about 10 times bigger.

The American diaspora rarely gets spoken of, and its story is dwarfed by that of American immigration.

And yet what actually happens when a guy wears something too big is the obvious: he looks smaller, dwarfed by shoulders that are too big, a shirt collar that is too roomy, lapels that are too wide".

Tiny figures make their way along vast pavements, dwarfed by buildings that look as if they were made for giants.

The decommissioning costs imposed on society by nuclear power will be dwarfed by those that are imposed by the fossil fuel industry.

That extinction is dwarfed by the one that took place 251 million years ago, an event some scientists call the "great dying".

"We went so large on the last tour, obviously with The Creators Project's help, that we were dwarfed by the technology that was happening on stage every night," Keating says.