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The results were shocking, given that China's short wine history is dwarfed by the thousands of years of Bordeaux production.

"This issue seems to have dwarfed anything else, " Mr. Capo said. "All it does is make the union more uncompetitive than it already is. "

Ralph, owned by Pauline Grant, who hit the headlines at the start of the year is his stepbrother but is dwarfed by his half-sibling.

Hmm. The turnover of Manchester United is dwarfed by that of BBA Aviation, a British firm that not many readers may have heard of.

The size of Chinese economy dwarfed the investment on building venues and infrastructure for the 2008 Beijing Olympics, he said.

Indeed, the Fed was able to move earlier than Congress and the size of its interventions dwarfed the stimulus.

When the housing market collapsed, Citigroup suffered billions of dollars in losses that dwarfed the fees it had collected.

The figure is dwarfed, however, by upwards of 1m checks in the US where a more automated process is possible.

For years, he made he who saw it couldn't help but feel so overawed and dwarfed that they longed for its salvation.

Across the Seine, the soaring skyscrapers of the distant business district seem dwarfed by Argenteuil's rain-streaked tower blocks.

Her exceeding beauty dwarfed that of all the other women in the Palace.

A man sitting in it would have been dwarfed; it was not of human dimensions.

But such spending is still dwarfed by the amount of money that Asian consumers put into sectors such as housing, education and basic needs.

InAmerica, where insurers are supervised on a state-by-state basis, regulators' smoothed assessments ofcapital have been dwarfed by losses.

But talk of a G2 is highly misleading. By any measure, China's power is still dwarfed by America's.

Nowadays, direct trade and payments across the exchanges are dwarfed by vastly greater capital flows.

Even these activities are dwarfed by those of two other American classics, Coca-Cola and Harley-Davidson.

David Balto, a former justice department lawyer, argues that any antitrust concerns are dwarfed by the benefits the settlement will bring.

Why did civilization disappear without a trace when it once dwarfed all surrounding countries?

finds that its costs should be dwarfed by the fuel savings and the economic boost from squeezing more flights into Europe's busy skies.

Dwarfed by matters of such historical magnitude, Joy seems less and less consequential as "Dreams of Joy" moves toward its ending.

Her presentation's graphics and in-depth analysis totally dwarfed the few pages I had prepared for the meeting.

In sheer numbers, Israel's place on the global scale of investing has been dwarfed by China, and matched by the United Kingdom.

Spending on arms transfers and military approaches has dwarfed the resources invested in diplomacy or institution-building.

Whatever the number, it will be dwarfed by the damage to Alibaba's reputation as a place to find reliable Chinese suppliers and buyers.

That's not a small sum, but it was dwarfed by the explosion in bank lending that began in early 2009.

And their positions are in any case regularly dwarfed by those of supposedly genuine hedges, says Kamal Naqvi of Credit Suisse .

However, J. P. Morgan's corporate-banking operations in Asia are still dwarfed by those of Citigroup Inc. and HSBC Holdings PLC.

Public debt was high in Germany at 73 percent of GDP, but dwarfed by that of Athens, which is heading toward 150 percent.

She had short gray hair, a warm, weathered face and big round glasses that dwarfed dark eyes.

Obviously, such technical details are dwarfed by larger issues when it comes to determining mobile-market success.

While the Spurs' time in the NBA is dwarfed by the amount of time the Lakers have been around, their championship pace is too.

Camp three is at the base of Lhotse, which is the fourth highest mountain in the world, but it's dwarfed by Everest.

In the lobby, two plainly dressed couples--presumably employees--are shown dwarfed by four marble columns thick as tree trunks.

skyscrapers and high-rises The cathedral is dwarfed by the surrounding skyscrapers.

Built low to the ground, the capital is becoming dwarfed by the condominiums around and outside it.

As his portrait painting, dwarfed figure is representative of the German Renaissance, but also as his spirit: deep, dignified simplicity.

Today, these giants are dwarfed by the supermarkets that govern the global food system from farm to fork.

His airplanes and spaceships have dwarfed distance, placed time in chains, and carved highways through the stratosphere.

The little girl was dwarfed by malnutrition(or under nutrition).

a tree species adapted to the northern climate may become dwarfed under the conditions of the warmer southern climate.

It says that in 2004, disasters cost US$140 billion in damage, a price tag likely to be dwarfed by the figure for 2005.

They were of those dwarfed natures which, if a dull fire chances to warm them up, easily become monstrous .

But the hojillion different directions Linux has taken over the past several decades has even dwarfed that problem.

But the scale and intensity of this battle dwarfed that confrontation .

That deal was yesterday dwarfed by the announcement of China Investment Corporation's $5bn investment in Morgan Stanley.

A bizarre creature whose body was dwarfed by its long, thin neck and tail, Elasmosaurus swam using four flippers .

But their spending power is rapidly being dwarfed by a vast emerging middle class.

A decade ago America's medical-technology firms dwarfed all others and China's were barely visible.

For us common folk, blue may mirror the melancholy of mortals dwarfed by the infinite.

The old cathedral is dwarfed by the skyscrapers that surround it.

Healthy trees were pruned, twisted, dwarfed, and damaged to make bonsai.

Even though Japan, at its peak, dwarfed the US equities market, its free float was far skimpier.

Yet in the PC industry, Apple machines are still dwarfed by those running Microsoft's Windows.

The mini-towers, at nearly 1000 feet each, about the height of the Eiffel Tower, will be dwarfed by the central spire.

Radio journalism is a third avenue that is worth exploring, although it has been dwarfed by the popularity of TV and satellite.

These trends are dwarfed, however, by the explosion of "social" games, which have become all the rage on social networks such as Facebook.

The skyscraper dwarfed all of the surrounding buildings.

Ethiopia's state-run banks are dwarfed by private-sector banks elsewhere in Africa.

a dwarfed ornamental tree or shrub grown in a tray or shallow pot.

Back in America, Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC, part of Yum! Brands) is dwarfed by McDonald's.

The cathedral is dwarfed by its surrounding skyscrapers.

The cathedral is dwarfed by its surrounding skyscraper.

Since 1970 exchange-rate moves in developed markets have generally been dwarfed by asset-price shifts.

A large circular stone table sat in the center of the room, but it was dwarfed by the soaring space.

But they are dwarfed by the cost of doing too little.

But bog-standard banking dwarfed its high-octane counterpart, accounting for more than 90 per cent of the group's $9. 7bn in credit costs.

The current Chinese military spending is dwarfed by what the US alone spends annually.

A study, to 2025, the computer data centers in carbon emissions will be dwarfed by the aircraft.

Monarchs, princes, politicians and soldiers are dwarfed equally under the dome of St Paul's.

Nevertheless, it is dwarfed by the $53, 000bn controlled by mature institutional investors (see chart).

She seemed dwarfed by her much taller companion.

For centuries, Chinese wealth and power dwarfed the West's.

Her daughter was dwarfed by insufficient food.

Commodities have rebounded, but this is dwarfed by the rebound in commodity-based equities.

Instead, we will always arrange our affairs so that any requirements for cash we may conceivably have will be dwarfed by our own liquidity.

The banks quickly swelled to a size that dwarfed the economy of some 300, 000 Icelanders back home.

Yet their total enrolment is dwarfed by the 200, 000 at state-run Damascus University alone.

The helicopter is in front of the calving face for scale, and it is quickly dwarfed.

On sheer size, subprime securities are dwarfed by other asset classes, such as equities.

However, both are dwarfed by the 7000-metre Lenin Peak, named over 80 years ago.

A pedestrian is dwarfed by elevated highways in Shanghai on Nov.

The Republican victory in the House dwarfed the GOP tsunamis of 1946 and 1994, with more than 60 House seats changing party hands.

However both are dwarfed by the 7000 meter Lenin peak named over 80 years ago.

Sheldon and Lyubomirsky (2007) estimate it at only 10%. This is completely dwarfed by the genetic contribution to happiness.

But even that is dwarfed by the $454bn British companies have invested in the US.

Last year's budget was large, but it will soon be dwarfed by this year's budget numbers.

Its population of 7. 1 million is dwarfed by China's 1. 3 billion people.

Over the past five years, the 10. 2% average increase in China's income per head dwarfed India's 6. 8% gain.

Facebook employs 3, 000, a number dwarfed by Microsoft's 90, 000 and Google's 31, 000.

On the other hand, China's 6. 6 percent share of global expenditure on arms is dwarfed by America's 46. 5 percent.

the room jacques and i occupied , though large , was dwarfed by an immense feather bed

Another model version of the super tank shows how it would have dwarfed ordinary army jeeps

large tropical Asian tree frequently dwarfed as a houseplant ;

A Research into the Contrast of Dwarfed Effects of Several Retardants

and numerous books and book chapters that dwarfed the stack of journal articles,

Current situation and the prospects of dwarfed apple cultivation in cold areas

At just 1ft 11 in tall, she is dwarfed by her neighbour's baby, but Jyoti Amge is 15 years old.

Evergreen shrubs or small trees, erect, to 3 m tall, sometimes dwarfed;