Sentence examples for outlandish when from inspiring English sources
The high wages no longer seem so outlandish when one takes into account what stuff costs in Zambia.
Things grow even more outlandish when Garlin brings a repugnant cousin, Rosemary Marnie Andrewss), into the mix.
But it is good to remember that the idea of invading Iraq -- and doing so unilaterally, if necessary -- seemed outlandish when a group of foreign-policy intellectuals and former officeholders proposed it in a letter to President Clinton in early 1998.
No conspiracy theory is too outlandish when it comes to this company.
That's why it didn't seem too outlandish when the Android Police story mentioned Yahoo's SkyPhrase acquisition as something that could be behind this kind of product.
Assuming Fayyad's $800 million estimate is correct (it's not that outlandish when you consider he grew Yahoo's behavioral targeting business from $20 million to $500 million in four years), that's a fascinating "what if" scenario.
Einstein gave hope to scientists chasing the most outlandish theories when he famously declared: "If at first, the idea is not absurd, then there is no hope for it".
Building a mall on a street that borders the city's industrial area seemed like an outlandish idea when it was proposed in the 1980's, said Jim Chappell, the president of the San Francisco Planning and Urban Research Association, a nonprofit research organization.
More of that homemade butter is put to extraordinary use in my main of roe haunch: bathing some just-crunchy cabbage, enriching a pool of turnip puree and crisping a square of pressed, mandolined potato that oozes outlandish yellow when you cut into it.
Many of the outlandish stories like when Belfort's 170-foot yachTheThe Nadine, sank during a storm in the Mediterranean were covered at the time.
Seeing the actual report might give us some idea why she thinks defaults might surpass levels over the past year not seen since the Great Depression -- a pretty outlandish claim when you think of it -- considering the general improvement of the economy.
