Sentence examples for spectacularly more from inspiring English sources
The sucker punch for those of us who believe that this particular woman was spectacularly more ready for the White House than her grossly underqualified and abusive opponent is that – as has historically been the case – once again, a female candidate did not carry even the female vote.
But while these prototypes are spectacularly more advanced than anything developed before, they also show just how far researchers and engineers have to go before they can approach the sublime handiness of the hand.
I suspect that the rigid, controlled, rather lifeless cities of the West will go the way of the dodo and that the future will see our urbanisms grow spectacularly more unmanageable, and therefore more conducive to a new kind of dolce vita: Blade Runner with a massage.
It's greener, much larger, and spectacularly more dramatic, with saw-tooth crags soaring up from the sea, and huge bays.
Hence, no taxa reduce branch support spectacularly more than their neighbours.
Either she has grown spectacularly or, more likely, I missed something.
The deal held up well as the Russian economy grew spectacularly for more than a decade.
Less spectacularly but more pervasively, corruption, incompetence and foolish economic policies can often be relied on to squander any amount of donor cash.
But Jean Stapleton, who died on Friday in Manhattan at 90, did it spectacularly for more than 200 episodes of "All in the Family," a watershed television show that never would have worked without her daft, poignant portrayal of Edith Bunker.
If the fear of attack causes America to turn on its people, these terrorists will have been spectacularly successful, more successful, I believe, than they could have expected or even understood.
More spectacularly, the stock market has more than doubled since 2009 and has been especially strong for the last six months, with the Dow Jones industrial average reaching record closing highs last week and the S.& P. 500 flirting with superlatives, too.
