Sentence examples for which dwarfs from inspiring English sources

Fixing is a fundamental threat which dwarfs doping and hooliganism.

The formulation avoids competing with China, which dwarfs all other investors.

Still, Wikipedia, which dwarfs traditional encyclopedias in scope, faces the potential for inaccuracy -- or abuse.

This should be easier for Russia, which dwarfs its Eurasian neighbors in both size and wealth.

Another is the volume and scale of restaurant cooking, which dwarfs that of the home.

Also, a black BMW modified to resemble a flying saucer, from which dwarfs will spill forth to begin their performances.

Greece has received assistance equivalent to more than its entire annual GDP – which dwarfs, for example, the Marshall plan.

The problem, which dwarfs whatever you might feel about the topic, is in the drama, or utter lack thereof.

The intended effect of the setback — a plaza — was compromised by the scale of the 22-story hotel, which dwarfs the extra 15 feet.

He noted, of course, the difference between a university like Indiana (26-8) and its famous basketball tradition, which dwarfs the hoops history at V.C.U.

The equipment to be transported, which dwarfs regular semi-loads, is wider than the two-lane roads on which it will be hauled.