Sentence examples for vastly promoted from inspiring English sources
If Lincoln would suspend all enlistments "without the owner's consent," the governor promised, "the good will of our people toward the Government would be vastly promoted and the success of state constitutional emancipation secured".
It may not be the aesthetic or visual content that vastly promotes this charity, Al's Angels, but Bethany is using the money from sales of her art work to give back.
It is tempting to speculate that this expression signature indicates a state of a parallel, synergistic activation of multiple receptor pathways (receptor tyrosine kinases, G-protein-coupled receptors and nuclear transcription factors), which vastly promote tumour cell proliferation and angiogenesis in the tumour stroma.
After Fukushima, the Cool Biz concept was vastly expanded and promoted for other types of buildings.
She went on to warn that the economic benefits of drilling being promoted by the oil industry are vastly overrated, especially given the risk drilling poses to existing coastal businesses.
This movement grew for various reasons, despite the fact that the food it promoted was more expensive to produce and consume, and vastly more difficult to grow and cook than the conventional, highly processed equivalent.
Saints are all but promoted having beaten Plymouth to go three points above Huddersfield with one game left and a vastly superior goal difference.
The Obama administration, members of Congress and campus safety advocates have promoted the idea of all colleges conducting the surveys to get a better sense of the prevalence of sexual violence among students, which is a vastly underreported crime.
While both nations have introduced major programs and allocated significant funding, we find that China has been vastly more successful than Russia in promoting collaboration among universities, business, and government to advance research and innovation.
