Sentence examples for risen vastly from inspiring English sources

That number has since risen vastly.

In the New York area the incidence was 101.9/100 000 in 2006 and has risen vastly in the previous decade.

Taxing carbon could eliminate the catastrophic risk of vastly rising global temperatures by the end of this century; it would be a prudent act, quite apart from its utility as an economic stimulus.

"How can it be right to spend tax-payers' money on extra provision when all the schools have vastly rising results and value added scores?

He says the "collective impact over a year" of changing seasonality, crop impacts, drought and sea level rise "will vastly exceed the number of people affected by a Haiyan".

A wave of innovation and the refinement of several major electronic technologies have given rise to vastly improved versions of familiar products like stereo headphones and video-game consoles.

A first inspection of the data reveals a striking unexpected result that the same macroscopic preparation procedure of tips gives rise to vastly different hysteresis curves (compare Fig. 4a, b).

With rising wages and a vastly underestimated underground economy, consumers have the money and the desire to spend.

Furthermore, and as the global population rises, the pace of change is vastly faster than ever before.

Such a change would have vastly lessened the sting of rising oil prices, as well as the ability of the producing areas, such as Russia, the Middle East and Venezuela, to blackmail the world especially the West.

The comparison will continue to be made as long as he is playing and will grow ever more frenzied, assuming, as everybody currently must, that the Swiss is not cut down by injury or by the sudden rise of someone vastly superior.