Sentence examples for really saturated from inspiring English sources

"It's breaking from the really saturated men's wear moment that we're coming out of," she said.

Bonnell is more cautious than most about committing too many resources to this future too early; you can have the fanciest software in the world, he says, but until broadband access has really saturated the market, information will travel back and forth too slowly to make the customer's massively multiplayer experience satisfying enough to pay for.

The loops are not really saturated and represent a partial reversal of the polarization almost elliptical-shaped [22, 23].

"Compared to those markets, the U.S. is really saturated with many players already playing from the biggest brands, which makes it more difficult to break through".

But NYC is really saturated.

"The market has been really saturated with devices and TVs," Gurski said.

Bake a standard cake — here I make a yellow, or "golden" cake — and when it's done, pour enough sweetened, butter-laden alcohol over the top to really saturate it.

On 17 March, a paper made headlines around the world for questioning whether unsaturated fats are really healthier than saturated fats, debunking a cornerstone of many dietary guidelines.

"Sweet things in the wild tend to have colors that are bright, like a deep red or yellow," she said, "That's why the language of confectionery is really amped up and saturated".

Not surprising really, considering the how saturated in beauty the entire area is with some of the most remarkable-looking ski mountains in the world (one range is literally called "The Remarkables") and beautiful lake views from almost any point in town.

"Their point, that those wells are saturated, doesn't really matter," said Rodney Baltzer, the company's president.