| On a nightly basis, vastly overpaid news anchors appear to vie with one another to see who can emerge the most jingoistic or lachrymose. |
| When a field is not tilled, the decomposition and resultant release of carbon dioxide is vastly slowed. |
| Thus, two countries with vastly different populations, like Ghana and China, for example, are weighted equally. |
| It was just a question of whether Scotland's vastly more experienced players could put out the young dragons' fire. |
| Additional editing would vastly improve the readability of the book without altering its content. |
| This sounds a whole lot more possible, a little like a vastly more sophisticated version of Sim City, with us as the Sims. |
