We're not saying plenty of women didn't embarrass themselves into our Weird News Top 10, but they were once again vastly outnumbered.
I simply had to start my interview with an admission on my part: I felt shy about talking to someone about a disease that is at once heartbreaking, vastly underfunded, mystifying and terrifying.
Until recently, many analysts had been forecasting losses in the neighborhood of $400 billion — a figure that the dwindling band of optimists in the financial markets once dismissed as vastly overblown.
It is OK that the "home grown" statistics are falling so long as players rise again for a different club, and this pattern will surely improve once England's vastly improved youth-level coaching (revolutionised in recent years by the founding of St . Georges Park, the £320 million EPPP project, and the Etihad Campus, amongst others) churns out the first generation.
Borrowed from black-hole physics, in which the singularity is taken to signify what is unknowable, the term has been applied to technology to suggest that we haven't really got a clue what's going to happen once machines are vastly more "intelligent" than humans.
Under Cowher, two of Pittsburgh's primary sets looked identical, but were vastly different once the play started.
Rather than being "the heroic woman," she once said, she would vastly prefer to be a "babushka," using the Russian word for grandmother.
THE hope Beethoven inscribed on the manuscript of his "Missa Solemnis" -- "From the heart -- may it return to the heart!" -- is at once touchingly simple and vastly bold.
The agency said that because millions of households use d-Con, the number of children who are exposed to mouse and rat bait in the future will be vastly reduced once the products are withdrawn from the market.
Once known by its vastly superior name Devil Take The Hindmost, the elimination race is unquestionably the pick of the events and the speciality of the reigning world and Olympic women's omnium champion, Laura Trott.
