Sentence examples for too vastly from inspiring English sources

He is, too, vastly overweight, raising questions about his health and durability for a long, grueling Presidential campaign.

The people benefiting directly or indirectly from Purnomo's efforts and expertise people enjoying health after being stalked by illness but accurately diagnosed and effectively treated are too vastly numerous to count.

It's also vastly less successful.

Human comfort is addressed too, with vastly improved ergonomics and luxury features.

It continues to make too many vastly complex laws instead of making existing laws work in practice.

The point is that while there is legitimate uncertainty about what the Fed should be doing, the costs of being too harsh vastly exceed the costs of being too lenient.

The well-being of our own country, too, would vastly benefit from a 25 percent reduction in the military budget, releasing urgently needed funds for use among our own people.

The software, too, is vastly improved: you can now, for example, use Xbox Live or the PlayStation Network to perform Battles of the Bands against your mates elsewhere in the world.

Communities such as Stephen's receive payments that allow them to buy food, clothes, soap and other daily necessities; for tourists, this is an increasingly rare opportunity to see the forest as it has been viewed for millennia, not just as an animal habitat but as a human one too, a vastly complex combination of larder, medicine cabinet, home and temple.

So, too, will vastly increased regulation here and abroad, the normal reaction to financial and economic crises.

The English term God is too vague, vastly overused and no longer represents a unified idea.