outsized造句

The Pacific viperfish has jagged, needlelike teeth so outsized it can't close its mouth.

Wall Street Banks are reaping outsized profits by trading with the US Federal Reserve, the Financial Times reported.

A big part of the reason is the outsized appetite of Larry Ellison, Oracle's flamboyant chief executive.

Old folk and younghipsters are similarly fond of vinyl and typewriters, and wander about in outsized spectacles.

Banks that have many branches in a particular city tend to gain an outsized share of local deposits.

Of course, it was Wall Street's bonus system that practically begged the credit traders and bankers to take huge risks in search of those super-outsized profits.

Male fiddler crabs wave an outsized claw to show off, and male hummingbirds display their flying prowess with a flamboyant mating dive.

In fact, the share of GDP accounted for by profits seems to be rising over time, so even a sub-par cyclical recovery may deliver outsized profits.

But instead of producing material for T-shirts and jeans, the outsized machines produce carbon fiber fabric, at speeds no other manufacturer has even approached.

Lamar Odom, the star forward for the Los Angeles Lakers, is known for his outsized love of candy, sometimes downing entire bags of chocolate and jelly beans on game day.

Most Americans view it as grossly unjust, especially after they saw the Banks divert the billions intended to enable them to revive lending to payments of outsized bonuses and dividends.