Sentence examples for how mightily from inspiring English sources

Look how mightily Ireland has benefited from EU membership, they say.

In Week 17 we acknowledged how mightily impressive it was for Seattle to lock up the No1 seed again.

If it was a sign of desperation — and of how mightily the Yankees missed Jeter — Granderson showed what one well-placed swing of the bat can mean.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — No matter how mightily the Jets struggled to score before Greg McElroy replaced Mark Sanchez at quarterback Sunday, members of the defense said their mind-set never changed.

Meanwhile, a subplot dealing with a neighbor suffering from obsessive-compulsive disorder provides a sort of musical counterpoint to the main story line, giving a glimpse of how mightily some people struggle with the most banal activities of daily life.

He returned, empty-handed and aghast, reporting that "there are literally no avocados in the village", his stricken expression neatly encapsulating how mightily things have changed in the E9 postcode and how much hipster boys (and girls) crush on Khan.

Certainly, for as long as states hold nuclear weapons, the people who run governments must concentrate mightily on how to deter their use.

Many contemporary economists, including Thomas Piketty in his big book Capital in the Twenty-First Century, hardly deal with natural capital at all, and those who do disagree mightily on how to value it.

But while so much of white America couldn't relate to the utter anguish of Ferguson's black community it certainly worried mightily about how community members might react to the news that Michael Brown's killer would not face trial.

It's how the community is working mightily to build a new future.

No one would mistake it for a mere extension, and it's quickly set a new standard for how startups with one hit swing mightily for a second.