Sentence examples for grossly at from inspiring English sources

"This was grossly at odds with the licensing objective of preventing vulnerable people from being exploited by gambling," said the Gambling Commission.

Especially when Lise herself mirrors that laughter with her own mad hilarity: "'Dressed for a carnival' says a woman looking grossly at Lise as she passes, and laughing as she goes her way, laughing without a possibility of restraint, like a stream bound to descend whatever slope lies before it".

In Wyndham and other cases the FTC is going after practices that are grossly at odds with responsible industry standards.

Life-saving momentum that has built up in the fight against TB, AIDS and malaria is grossly at risk of being lost because of this shortfall in funding.

Consistency with observations nevertheless requires N values of around 100 or lower, which seems grossly at odds with the usually large census population sizes of bacteria.

Grossly, at the time of operation, a profuse capillary hemorrhage has been noted, as though the tissue were engorged with blood, and this would also suggest the venous stasis of inflammatory changes.

Police tactics were "grossly negligent" at best, the report found, and outrageous at worst: "Dropping a bomb on an occupied rowhouse was unconscionable".

As is a standard of practice for BCS, all attempts were made by the operating surgeon to remove the tumor with what grossly appeared at the time of surgery to be at least a 1 cm rim of surrounding normal-appearing breast tissue around all aspects of the tumor.

Last seen at auction in May 1997 at Christie's New York, where it fetched $3.57 million, this close-up view of a young woman at a table, staring with a slightly frightened expression, was grossly underestimated at £1.5 million to £2.5 million.

At shorter distances, the view through the viewfinder will be grossly inaccurate; at longer distances, it doesn't matter so much.

Delhi's public transport is grossly inadequate at the best of times.