Sentence examples for vastly elevated from inspiring English sources
The takeover attempt drew fire from Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and a number of United States senators, and it failed, but it vastly elevated Mr. Steinberg's national profile.
The widespread impacts of deforestation are also reflected at a national and regional level through vastly elevated soil erosion rates, sedimentation of major waterways and an increased frequency and severity of floods (Adger 1992; Ewers 2006).
The advent of ART in resource-poor settings has marked a dramatic shift in the epidemic giving rise to the potential onset of vastly elevated levels of HIV-related disability.
Although the increased peak number was not unexpected in Su(H) discs (as levels of DNA binding protein are vastly elevated), the increased number of bound regions in Nicd discs was unexpected and suggests that cells have excess of Su(H) that could be recruited into stable complexes by the ectopic Nicd.
"The officer defendants stood to gain substantially by the transaction, in terms of enormously higher compensation and benefits, vastly elevated prestige and powers resulting from the virtual monopoly regulatory authority created by the transaction, and the higher degree of control over the board of the consolidated entity".
Their status in the city has been elevated vastly and the rich and famous suddenly don't seem quite as heroic.
Moreover, cetaceans have elevated levels of myoglobin in their skeletal muscles (Noren et al. 2001; Wright and Davis 2006), which vastly increases their ability to retain oxygen, allowing for longer time between breaths.
Instead of simply standing with the victims – and, say, the vastly larger numbers killed by Boko Haram in Nigeria – the satirical magazine and its depictions of the prophet Muhammad have been elevated into a sacred principle of western liberty.
The situation is "elevated".
