Sentence examples for vastly complicates from inspiring English sources

What vastly complicates this reading is that Don Quixote was a lone dreamer and the Zionist enterprise was a collective fantasy that, against all odds, actually came to pass.

Multiple units at one nuclear power facility (common practice in the United States), creating the potential for mind-boggling negative synergies — a serious problem at one unit vastly complicates management, salvage or use of the others.

There are some reasons why Russia might want to keep Crimea in Ukraine — doing so vastly complicates Ukraine's foreign policy situation and would effectively block Ukrainian membership in NATO, so the complete annexation of Crimea isn't a foregone conclusion.

For metabolic and physiological reasons, the liver is the preferred site for islet transplantation, but their diffuse distribution throughout the sinusoid vascular bed vastly complicates the detection of the grafted islets.

The financial system is diverse and vastly complicated.

Yet six years in the White House have vastly complicated Obama's relationship to King.

And caution aside, joining the EU is a vastly complicated business.

The technical regulations, already vastly complicated, have been rewritten time and again with the intention of livening things up.

President Obama gave Mr. McCain an opening and vastly complicated American policy on Syria with what we now know was an off-the-cuff remark last August.

The problem of the relationship between the Jewish community, in whatever form it has existed, and other social units has been vastly complicated.

Guerrilla warfare, changes in international boundaries, and mass shifts in population vastly complicated postwar efforts to arrive at accurate figures even for the total dead from all causes.