Sentence examples for Vastly significant from inspiring English sources

Can prose, even prose as masterly as Ozick's, encompass something as vastly significant as the Holocaust?

Long before the close of a dull but vastly significant draw, England had turned the series round.

This is a vastly significant change in tactics and the repercussions are still unknown.

As with "Please Please Me," Martin had afforded "From Me to You" with a more commercial sound by virtue of a few tiny, but vastly significant alterations.

Revenue sharing is vastly important because it puts a significant disadvantage on the secondary markets that simply cannot compete with larger ones like New York, LA or Chicago.

I was there, sixth row center, and the occasion was vastly less significant as music than as real-life drama.

Stealing an encryption key by brute social engineering methods such a pretexting or other means offer vastly more significant vulnerabilities.

If Gorbachev is ready to agree to intensified negotiations next year on strategic weapons, President Reagan might have the opening for a 2nd, vastly more significant arms-control treaty.

Insurance related to outer space activities, has been around since the 1960s, but has become vastly more significant with the increased commercial use of satellites.

But British diplomats warn that Cameron is likely to inherit negotiations on a matter vastly more significant than repatriating social and employment legislation – the reform of financial regulation.

Clearly, the bailout has to start putting taxpayers first in vastly more significant ways than it has since President Bush started it last year.