Vastly in a sentence

And Artemis and Wade only meet for the first time in the last four pages of the novel which I vastly, vastly prefer.

After a promise in parliament from Winston Churchill that the land would be returned to its owners after the war was broken, and the purchase price vastly inflated by the government, the couple challenged the government and a public inquiry was launched.

A lifelong Philadelphian like Ms. Parker, Mr. Oh, 63, a former prosecutor, has mounted a spirited and unorthodox campaign, aimed at wooing immigrants, to overcome the daunting math in which registered Democrats vastly outnumber Republicans.

All For One can only hold a specific number of Quirks within his body, and, now that he has returned to his prime state, this number has vastly increased.

Almost three months later, he has made inroads with a vastly pro-Bolsonaro military and garnered some support in Congress.

Although sci-fi is replete with conscious human-like AI that shares human values, it’s clear by now that the space of possible alien minds is vastly larger than that.

And drug market experts say Mexico’s mortality data vastly undercount overdose deaths — in part because the country’s high number of homicides has created such a backlog that many autopsies are conducted without advanced toxicology testing.

And in a much-discussed report last month, climate researcher James E. Hansen argued that scientists had vastly underestimated how much more the planet would warm in the coming decades if nations cleaned up aerosols without cutting carbon emissions.

And in my opinion it’s vastly underrated.

AN expert has revealed a number of potential hacks that could vastly boost internet speeds at home.

At bottom, it comes down to the vastly enhanced status of the Supreme Court.

But above all, it was a great episode for Morgan, who was vastly changed by the end, so much so that he told Virginia he wasn’t Morgan anymore.

But after Israel withdrew its forces and settlers from Gaza nearly two decades ago, Hamas vastly expanded the underground network.

Cllr Jason McLellan, leader of Denbighshire Council, said: “The work going on to regenerate Rhyl is truly exciting and the projects which have already been delivered have vastly improved the town.

Congressional Republicans and Democrats are preparing vastly different bills dealing with voting and elections, underscoring the great divide between the parties on how to address a fundamental aspect of American democracy.

Containing an inner and outer layer, the Milky Way's halo is vastly larger than the galaxy's main disk and central bulge that are teeming with stars.

Conversations about the topic now are vastly different, said McKendrick, and he feels glad to have had a part in that evolution.

Democrats vastly outnumber Republicans in the nation’s sixth largest city, so Tuesday’s winner will be an overwhelming favorite to win in November.

DGS is vastly improved, playing some good basketball and nearly knocked off Downers North.

Ducey also cut taxes, vastly expanded school choice, restricted abortion and built a makeshift wall on the U.S.-Mexico border in defiance of a Democratic president, checking just about every conservative box.