Sentence examples for a vastly higher from inspiring English sources

The Yankees may have a vastly higher payroll than the Angels, but they are heavyweights, to use another sport's terminology.

A little leaguer has a vastly higher chance of being thrown against a mailbox and searched in New York City than when I was growing up there.

I'm not a poll guy, but I'd bet that if a poll were taken, a vastly higher percentage of respondents would recognize 714 than 755.

To gun control advocates, guns are a menace to public health and public safety - a critical factor that explains why the US has a vastly higher murder rate than other industrialised countries.

Rather, it estimates the figure by identifying short-sale transactions in which the house was quickly sold or "flipped" to a new buyer, or resold for a vastly higher price.

A New York Civil Liberties Union report, on 12 years' worth of police data, found young black and Hispanic men were targeted for stops at a vastly higher proportion than white men: more than half the people searched were black and about 30% were Hispanic.

Their poverty, unemployment and school dropout rates, he noted, are all vastly higher than those of whites and Asian-Americans.

But China now needs $5.4 of extra investment to produce an extra $1 of output, a proportion vastly higher than that in economies such as Britain or the US.

Centrelink has used private debt collectors to pursue 43% of the debts raised by its controversial "robo-debt" system, a rate vastly higher than normal.

For vastly higher stakes, a similar debate is now taking place in Washington.

Apple's online store stopped taking orders from Russia and reopened a few days later with vastly higher prices.