Sentence examples for is vastly too from inspiring English sources

The wall with Mexico is vastly too expensive to build.

What one notices next is that Ahmet's manner is vastly too powerful for many of the jobs it is asked to do.

"Mark their books properly" is vastly too unsophisticated an understanding of a key concept in modern education to get away with, so I set about finding out what it is.

Wall Street is vastly too large and it primarily moves capital to uneconomic uses because it is led by frauds and functions largely as a parasite.

Mr Starr took four years and $40m to uncover what he did; and, though this was vastly too long and vastly too expensive, serious inquiry requires much more effort from Congress.

There's vastly too much to read, so when I scroll down my list of saved articles, I'm thrilled, frankly, if most of them no longer seem worth the effort.

they have a host of serious health and enrichment problems as well as being vastly too small.

"The team the other way is vastly improved, too".

As a city, Frankfurt is a tenth the size of London, and in spite of the skyscrapers, its financial sector is vastly smaller too.

The software, too, is vastly improved: you can now, for example, use Xbox Live or the PlayStation Network to perform Battles of the Bands against your mates elsewhere in the world.

Similarly, regions throughout the world have similar categories but their environments can be vastly different too.