Sentence examples for grossly much from inspiring English sources

Comparison of this strength theory with another well-known phenomenological theory, the Tsai Wu theory, shows that the present theory is grossly much more accurate for the considered laminate, which indicates that understanding of the matrix inelastic deformation is critical for laminate strength analysis.

Furthermore, the dorsal portion of the oesophagus is partially superimposed on the highly developed masticatory muscles in the iguana and bearded dragon and is grossly much larger, as can be seen in the radiographs.

"We grossly underestimated how much time it would take," he said.

But Donald Rainville, president of a machinery company in northern Virginia, said that Federal officials had grossly underestimated how much the new rules would cost companies like his.

I think we grossly underestimate how much is determined by what's inside people's heads.

Generally speaking, too, "People who aren't VCs grossly overestimate how much power VCs have over the day-to-day responsibility of a company," notes a second venture investor who also asked not to be identified.

Moreover, people often grossly underestimate how much others pay.

It's easy to call out foreign aid as a scapegoat, but this is because most people grossly overestimate how much, at least in the U.S., we actually spend.

Mr. McKay was the second witness to appear in a multiphase trial that will determine who was responsible for the accident, whether they were grossly negligent and how much oil was spilled.

But when Giacchetto's high profile triggered an S.E.C. investigation, it emerged that the four hundred million he claimed to be managing was grossly exaggerated, and that much of his star clients' returns were really just deposits redistributed from other accounts.

The fact is that we fish too much and grossly indiscriminately so unless we are willing to end the destructive nature of the industrial fishing effort, there won't be much fish left to discard or not to discard, in about three decades from now.