preposterously

The equity is preposterously low for an early stage startup.

Maybe he expected preposterously fast and magically programmed AIs to achieve all these scientific & medical wonders?

The problem with Vienna is that it promotes dissent between neighbourhoods; even the preposterously named Districts manifest this fact.

A number of ISPs over here (PK) preposterously block gDNS (as well as OpenDNS).

But economists and governments are preposterously bad at predicting what those things will be.

I thoroughly enjoy living in Mountain View, which is preposterously diverse compared to 99.9% of the country.

It wouldn't be so bad if it hadn't grown so preposterously large.

Your number is preposterously low, and desal's environmental costs are pretty high.

You preposterously claim that they do, and it is outright wrong.

But the incentive is still there whether it preposterously exceeds 100% or only approaches it, and reducing it by making the burden on even less affluent middle class families worse can't possibly be the right solution.

Was there any language that was preposterously hard to support?

See how his muscles bulge preposterously from his armor?

You made the preposterously unlikely claim that JavaScript is "literally the worste programming language ever".

"Double tax" is a phrase that needs to die in a fire due to it's preposterously disingenuous use.

As the one making the preposterously counterintuitive claim, it's up to you to support this with facts, beyond just saying "nope, you're wrong, it's a fallacy."

Their original tagline was something along the lines of "it's preposterously easy to use." (I say it as "post-erous" too, don't worry).