Sentence examples for far dwarf from inspiring English sources

The size of the accounts identified so far dwarf those found by the Swiss authorities belonging to the former presidents Mobuto of Zaire and Marcos of the Phillipines.

* Goal would "far dwarf" past attempts - professor.

The building would be the tallest on Long Island by far, dwarfing any traditional lighthouse.

In industries like these, the amount of money changing hands in response to political events far dwarfs anything that took place on Intrade, where trading volumes were measured in millions rather than billions of dollars.

The company controls about 80% of the market for online bill payments, by far dwarfing competitors such as First Data Corp. fdc and Microsoft msft.

He felt that the SA now numbering some three million men, far dwarfing the army should become the sole arms-bearing corps of the state, and that the army should be absorbed into the SA under his leadership.

But I felt that on the other hand, the public policy ramifications of pointing this out far dwarfed anything that was gonna happen to my fund or anybody else's for that matter.

The Guardian recently reprinted its own front page of the day: England's first and, still, only World Cup win occupies a single column on the far left, dwarfed by other stories judged more important to the paper's editors that Sunday 31 July 1966, such as "Nigerian rebels strongly placed to force changes" (accompanied by a large and informative map of the relevant African country).

This year's outlay so far also dwarfs the figures from other previous years.

For all the attention that the Gulf oil disaster has gotten, the amount of oil that's leaked into the Gulf thus far is dwarfed by the total amount of oil spilled in the Niger Delta since oil was discovered there.

Certainly the two billionaire-backed clubs dwarf far more traditional and well-supported French sides such as Marseilles, Lyons and Saint Étienne.