Sentence examples for into greatly from inspiring English sources

This path leads, in the various religions, into greatly diverging directions.

Terms like "totalitarianism" and "Islamofascism," she said, which stir the American historical memory, mislead policymakers into greatly increasing the number of our enemies and coming up with wrongheaded strategies against them.

What makes this version work — transforming a less-than-great musical into greatly affecting entertainment — is its insistence on the saving graces of the characters' illusions about themselves and, by extension, the illusions of the production in which they appear.

Susan Waltman, a senior vice president of the Greater New York Hospital Association, said that Bellevue, one of the association's members, had put "a lot of effort into greatly enhanced security," and said many security measures are not apparent to the casual observer.

Excess Coulomb energy has been carried within nuclei radially for roughly 109 km before being radiated into greatly expanded supernova remnants.

Condoms with more headroom: There are a variety of condoms that offer a wider, dome-like shape that some men find very appealing in that there is less constriction, which can translate into greatly improved sensation during sex.

Direct single-cell transport assays in slices of adult rat brain showed lactate uptake into astrocytes greatly exceeds that into neurons when the extracellular lactate is 2 mmol/l or higher.

Giving the moving subject enough positive space to move into will greatly enhance the image.

Most significant for the development of computing, the transformation of multiplication into addition greatly simplified the possibility of mechanization.

"Something would be better than nothing, I guess," Carson mused, weighing the merits of recasting her pages into something "greatly boiled down" and "perhaps more philosophic in tone".

Mr. Bush helped turn the Rangers into a greatly improved team, and he presided over the complex arrangements for the new ballpark, one of the finest in major league baseball.