The phrase "at massively" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The project was scaled up at massively high costs." (This example is incorrect due to the phrase.)
Alternatives: "at a massive scale" or "on a massive level."
But how much longer can we expect students to pay through their noses to get access to various goods, such as networking opportunities, that could be provided at massively lower costs.
Student visa-holders in Australia are restricted to working 40 hours a fortnight during term - but are often compelled by employers to work far beyond that quota, and often at massively depressed rates of pay.
Many children were being treated for malnutrition in the local hospital, and those who lived did what they always do in a major drought: they sold anything they could, to buy any food they could, at massively inflated prices.
The Dubai company allegedly sold the exact same equipment back to Adani Group-controlled businesses in India at massively inflated prices, in some instances said to be eight times the sale price.
In housing there is risk only for the tenant or for the mortgaged – the profits of housebuilders, landlords and property developers are guaranteed via state bailouts (the Kickstart programme of 2010), public largesse (Help to Buy, Build to rent, the offering of council flats for sale at massively discounted rates) and a multitude of other aids to the invisible hand.
The shit really hit the fan over at massively popular file hosting site MegaUpload.
A dead-on-arrival nightly feature that reeked of being Inverdale's sole contribution to what we'll generously style as Today At Wimbledon's "ideas meeting", combining as it did a complete failure to engage with the actual sport with the basic presumption that it's at worst cheating, and at best massively unladylike.
Surely not at a massively promoted, televised, highly watched debate.
A few people talk to the frontrunners, looking to get themselves a phone at a massively inflated cost.
The councils trying to help alleviate that crisis are forced to buy – at now massively inflated sums – flats they built and once owned.
SPM overcame both problems by conducting hypothesis testing at the (massively multivariate) vector trajectory level, with random field corrections simultaneously accounting for temporal correlation and vector covariance.
