Sentence examples for dwarfing that of from inspiring English sources

Markets will be the dominant, worldwide force of the early 21st century, dwarfing that of the United States or any consortium of nations.

Although Russia's 850,000-strong armed forces are by far the biggest in the region, dwarfing that of Ukraine, for example, much of its hardware is in need of modernising.

In a 2006 survey of identity theft by the Federal Trade Commission, two respondents gave answers that would have added $37 billion to the estimate, dwarfing that of all other respondents combined.

While the studio behind the series, Summit Entertainment, has been cautious about predicting how "Eclipse" will perform, the hope is that its summer slot will generate repeat business dwarfing that of its predecessors.

The International Energy Agency says Nigeria holds 37 billion barrels of reserve oil, dwarfing that of Norway which has just 6 billion.

The Chamber of Commerce spent more than $16 million on politics in 2013, dwarfing that of most corporations.

The value of coal production dwarfs that of other hydrocarbons.

Wealthy individuals total contributions dwarf that of unions.

Its economy dwarfs that of any other African country.

Its scale dwarfs that of any village nearby.

The scope of its operation actually dwarfs that of traditional hotel companies.