Sentence examples for issues vastly from inspiring English sources

The department says about 45 percent of recent veterans are seeking benefits, each with about 11 to 15 medical issues, vastly higher than the historical rate after World War II and Vietnam.

In his April 26 column, "The Limits of School Reform," Joe Nocera uses the case of one 13-year-old to illustrate how the education system fails one child, and not because he did not have a caring, skilled teacher or supportive school, but rather because socioeconomic background and personal issues "vastly outweigh what goes on in school" in determining students' success or failure.

Attempts at explaining election outcomes through public opinion on issues vastly overestimate how much thought the average voter puts in to his or her decision.

Whatever it is you campaign about, you will at some point be told that there is another issue, vastly more important, that you should be focusing on.

"The Snowden issue vastly overstated the dangers to U.S. citizens in terms of spying," he said, referring to the high-profile‎ NSA leaks in 2013.

But, of course, the issues were vastly different.

He believes the number with serious mental health issues is vastly underestimated by the Ministry of Defence.

"The steel issue is vastly overplayed here," he said.

Even before the recession took hold it was clear that certain sectors of industry had received very generous allowances, but now the issue looks vastly more problematic.

They came at the issue from vastly different perspectives, but they reached the same conclusion: Those with whom we agree should be treated differently under the tax laws than those whose views conflict with — or even offend — the majority.

On many major issues, Mr. Bernstein and Mr. Ensign hold vastly different views, each hewing to the general positions of their party.