Sentence examples similar to dwarfed possibility from inspiring English sources
Without any real evidence, Justice Scalia dismissed this approach as unworkable and wrote that "its marginal benefits are dwarfed" by the possibility that the guilty might go free.
Yet over the past decade, litigation based on the possibility that breast implants cause immune disorders has dwarfed even asbestos lawsuits in the number of claimants and the amount awarded in damages.
They are on the front side of this and it has the possibility of dwarfing the Italian contract, which currently is their largest.
Both dwarfed neighboring buildings.
The evidence dwarfed the objections.
Five years ago the New York Stock Exchange dwarfed London and Hong Kong.
Reality had dwarfed them.
Genetic engineering in rice is illustrated by case studies on the dwarfing gene and basmati rice, and on the possibility of producing a rice plant with C4 photosynthesis.
Among the worries in Europe is the possibility that Spain, a country with a weak economy that nonetheless dwarfs Greece's in size, may come under pressure.
