Sentence examples for especially outlandish from inspiring English sources

The expectations were especially outlandish within the competitive structure of MLS and its forced parity.

This is not an especially outlandish forecast, given the trajectory of connected devices.

Such arrangements have long been a part of the business world, but they've come to seem especially outlandish in recent years as more Americans grapple with the possibility of not having enough money set aside for their own retirement.

Nothing particularly outlandish erotica-wise.

Even so, Obama's last lap in 2016 appears set to be overshadowed by the race for the White House, especially the outlandish antics of Donald Trump.

A season ticket for £16 seems outlandish, especially to watch football in London.

Podolsky called the lack of flexibility for accelerated learners "outlandish," especially given the national reform-driven imperative of elevated learning.

It's an accusation that Pieter Wezeman, Senior Researcher at the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute's Arms and Military Expenditure Program, told VICE News was "outlandish," especially in respect to the easily traceable tanks.

This is by no means the first time Trump has said something outlandish, especially about immigrants, but this statement may have provoked the most incensed response yet, in particular from the White House.

Here the characters' outlandish utterances (especially Amanda's) will make you gasp.

And Mr Lay's boast last year about growing his company ninefold once again, met with gasps at the time, certainly seems less outlandish now, especially when he maintains that "Enron's strongest growth is still ahead of us".