Sentence examples for not only vastly from inspiring English sources

"Such glacial progress is not only vastly expensive," notes an editorial in The Independent.

These reforms would not only vastly reduce administration costs for charities, but for Revenue and Customs too.

The strategy not only vastly improves on the usual grab bag; it also gives a sense of many exhibitors' range of accomplishment.

Detecting cancer as early as possible not only vastly improves treatment and the chances of survival; it also lowers costs considerably.

Not only vastly better written, they are also a much more astute exploration of the tricks that memory and consciousness play – and of their resemblance to the tricks that writers play.

Now the Americans have approved a new farm bill that not only vastly expands farm subsidies, but also, against the European trend, links them more closely to production.Besides being an egregious waste of American taxpayers' money, the farm bill is sure to make the Doha round negotiations far harder.

Bacon's hope for a new birth of science depended not only on vastly more numerous and varied experiments but primarily on "an entirely different method, order, and process for advancing experience".

Extensive Monte Carlo simulations will verify that the proposed concatenated BCH-LDGM codes not only outperform vastly the suboptimum limit assuming separation between distributed source and channel coding, but also reaches the theoretical residual error bound derived by assuming errorless detection and decoding of the sensor data.

And many independent scientists are deeply concerned that they have not been adequately tested and may even present health risks, and that their use has led not only to vastly increased use of pesticides but to a host of other environmental problems.

Not only is this vastly more exciting than it sounds, it also works extraordinarily well.

The Post cited polls showing that not only would Democrats vastly prefer Mr. Clinton to Al Gore as a candidate this year but that in a recent match-up the president pulled even with George W. Bush nationwide.