Dwarfing in a sentence

A dwarf orange tree, which is touted for its diminutive stature of only eight feet at maturity, is made possible by a dwarfing variety of hardy orange known as Flying Dragon, used as a rootstock.

Despite dwarfing the Portuguese legend's wages, Bolkiah has not come close to matching his achievements on the pitch.

Missfresh’s demise owes largely to a cost-heavy business model to provide its speedy delivery services, with operating expenses dwarfing its revenue.

But despite being touted as "ground-breaking" in 2014, there has been no work done on the canal, tipped to be one of the world’s biggest civil engineering and construction projects, dwarfing the length of the Suez Canal in Egypt.

For these residents the turbines will have a massive negative impact, with two 149.9m turbines dwarfing any other features in the landscape.

In the decade following Citizens United, non-party independent groups poured a staggering $4.5 billion into election-related spending, dwarfing the $750 million spent in the two decades prior.

I would recommend any apricot on any dwarfing rootstock.

Oh, and it will cost a ton of money – dwarfing any other federal contribution to Maine’s infrastructure.

Spending by independent expenditure committees is dwarfing the campaigns' spending.

The agreements, in which the company commits to design, develop, implement, or operate state-owned systems, are worth at least $6 billion, dwarfing any of its competitors, a KFF Health News investigation found.

This is despite their combined economic might dwarfing that of Moscow.

We already knew it will be the toughest budget the council will have produced this century, dwarfing any single one of the austerity years.

Huff said Monday that requests for mailed absentee ballots are dwarfing those of the last presidential election in 2016 — and for an obvious reason.

In the long run, that has the potential for casualties dwarfing anything we’ve seen up to this point.

It saw the geeky doppelganger’s follower count on Chinese social media site Sina Weibo skyrocket to 400million, dwarfing Juventus ace Ronaldo’s 216million.

When buying peach trees, they should be on a semi-dwarfing rootstock such as Citation.

Its net income for the third quarter of 2019 amounted to $21.1 billion, according to Reuters calculations, dwarfing the income for the same period of oil giants like Exxon Mobil Corp, which was just over $3 billion.

Not to be outdone, Christmas Present (Marshall Vielle Natay’Ao’Tako) towers over the set, dwarfing Scrooge.

Even his most bitter critics admit that Netanyahu dominates the political landscape, dwarfing all his rivals both inside and outside his party.

Common rootstocks include Mazzard, Mahaleb, Colt, and Gisela Series, a dwarfing rootstock that produces trees significantly smaller than others, only 8 to 10 feet (2.5 to 3 meters) tall.