Sentence examples for vastly more so from inspiring English sources

It will be tough to handle – made vastly more so by being delayed, unplanned and enforced.

And the public interest is distinctly not served when what's already the largest and most important internet service provider becomes vastly more so.

Their divergent characters and checkered reputations lend credence to Bakewell's view that "ideas are interesting, but people are vastly more so".

On July 11, Ms. Palin fired Mr. Monegan, setting off a politically charged scandal that has become vastly more so since Ms. Palin became the Republican vice-presidential nominee.

Isaac's Kinesis ability to pick up objects and fire them has been made vastly more responsive, so that it now has a part to play in combat.

-- is that the mentally ill in America have far easier access to vastly more guns, so they kill in much greater numbers.

Since the Islamic revolution in Iran, the paths followed by the two countries have vastly separated — nowhere more so than in the exercise of Islam itself.

When I got back home, I started calling up experts, like Sharon Parrott, a policy analyst at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, who told me, "There's rising unemployment among all demographic groups, but vastly more among the so-called unskilled".

There is currently considerable investment in attempts to create artificial quantum computers that utilize quantum bits ("qubits"), as they are seen as potentially vastly more powerful than "so-called" conventional computers.

Women, however, were vastly more likely to do so.

Her fully developed, vastly more experienced mother, succeeds so magnificently.