Sentence examples for greatly much from inspiring English sources

He also worries that if historic districts are transformed too greatly, much will be lost.

There's much I enjoy greatly, much I can see is good and worthy of appreciation, but not that much that makes me feel like a teenager again.

But sea levels have fluctuated greatly over much longer time scales, and glaciers and ice caps have had little to do with it.

(The Microsoft figure is calculated from figures given for its Windows division; however, they vary greatly because much of that division's revenue comes from corporate sales to its existing installed base of PCs, rather than directly from shipments).

During the wetter times (pluvials) in Africa, equatorial forests spread, separating northern woodlands from their southern counterparts (with consequent species differentiation); mountain vegetation descended onto the plateaus; and there is evidence that the Saharan climate was greatly ameliorated, much to the advantage of humans.

Elucidating this point would greatly add much on the strategy of cancer chemotherapy in the future.

However, the parameters of the normal FinFET are greatly degraded, much worse than those of the S-FinFET, far away from the acceptable level for CMOS circuit applications.

Hence, one could argue that initial training or tertiary training (in which firms in Germany do still not participate greatly) is much more prone to an under-investment problem due to poaching (e. g. Muehlemann and Wolter 2011).

And as the number of CRN increases, the unplanned spectrum distribution and QoS avoidance policy of FMAC decreases its integrated performance greatly, as much as 72.13 % than that of WF-MAC.

Another destructive magnitude 7.8 ML earthquake struck the region near Hawke's Bay on 3 February 1931; it is the deadliest earthquake recorded on the island to date, greatly affecting much of Napier and Hastings.

Brasenose's financial position remained secure, although under the tenure of Principal Edward Hartopp Cradock Brasenose's academic record waned greatly, with much of its success focussed on sports – where it excelled most notably in cricket and rowing.