Sentence examples for grown vastly from inspiring English sources

Yet the drumbeat of dire fiscal warnings has grown vastly louder.

Giant companies have grown vastly larger, more automated, more global, and more powerful.

As the political divide widens and opinions harden, the stakes have grown vastly higher.

And arguably the best example is the fact that the country has grown vastly wealthier but only modestly healthier.

Goodwill has grown vastly since the two countries went to war over the Falklands Islands (to Argentines, the Malvinas) in 1982.

At every European election since the first in 1979, turnout has shrunk – but over the same period the European parliament's powers have grown vastly.

Indeed, Reagan ushered in an era in which a small minority grew vastly rich, while working families saw only meager gains.

Omaha continues to be one of the largest railroad centres in the United States; it is home to the Union Pacific Railroad Company, which grew vastly through mergers in the 1980s and '90s.

"And as they gain access to weapons of increasing power -- and let there be no doubt but that they are -- these attacks will grow vastly more deadly than those we suffered several months ago," he said.

The savings plans, commonly called 529 plans after the section of the tax code that authorized them, grew vastly more appealing when Congress made their earnings tax-free, effective in 2002.

They were quickly dropped amid listeners' complaints, but by then the world had been alerted and Mr. Abu-Jamal's celebrity-cum-notoriety grew, vastly abetted by the World Wide Web, where argumentation never ceases on behalf of convict (www.j4mumia.org and innumerable other sites) and victim (www.danielfaulkner.com).