Sentence examples for vastly sometimes from inspiring English sources

To access these jobs, however, the majority of workers had to leave their families and relocate to this remote region, where you often end up living in company-provided housing in steel shipping containers and the number of men vastly, sometimes dangerously, exceeds that of women.

Both characters look for ways to reconcile themselves with their histories, though in vastly different and sometimes opposing ways.

Meanwhile, the blood test used for screening has difficulty discriminating between aggressive and nonaggressive cancers, which means that standard cancer treatments are sometimes vastly worse than the disease itself.

When you grow up at the intersection of two vastly difference cultures, sometimes it can be easy to lose your sense of identity.

Take "the C-value paradox," the fact that total eukaryotic genome size, in number of nucleotides, is sometimes vastly greater than the size required to code for the complete set of genes and regulatory sequences of any known eukaryote species.

All the Reacher novels feature a climactic combat, sometimes against vastly superior numbers, sometimes against an opponent of superhuman size or strength or inability to feel pain, sometimes against all of the above.

In stallions, "fear and confusion can all lead to vastly decreased libido and sometimes an inability to breed", says equine expert Jessica Jahiel.

This has been vastly expensive; it has sometimes corrupted the law-enforcement process; and it has damaged civil liberties and led to the imprisonment of hugely disproportionate numbers of non-whites.

But Rehnquist's paltry legal legacy, and Roberts's surprising vote upholding health care, are reminders that even in this age of vastly heightened judicial partisanship, sometimes when we least expect it the center does hold.

In many places where the Seattle-based chain has an outlet in China, one can walk around the corner and find a local or foreign competitor offering similar products, sometimes at vastly lower prices.

It tends to be the highest quality – often 24 carats, the purest gold – and it has vastly increased in value, sometimes to the point where a family can't afford to insure it.