astronomically

A 1024-bit key would be vastly, astronomically more difficult to break.

Both astronomically and psychologically, Earth had been a long way off.

The cost for them is going to be astronomically high."

"It should be increasing astronomically if we are leaving so many more at home."

And what if the best treatment for your disease is an astronomically expensive drug?

"But the number having tattoos put on is astronomically greater."

"The frequency of these cases has been low but one single claim can be astronomically high."

I spent a few hours yesterday trying to understand 14 billion years of astronomically complicated history.

He knew it was astronomically more than a laboratory scientist made.

Three years ago, I refused to give in to the pressure to raise rates astronomically.

In either case, the chance of ever figuring out who'd done it was astronomically remote.

But this was astronomically true about 6000 years ago.

"To any small island developing state, this figure is astronomically high.

The number of children who would run away would grow astronomically.

He took his blood pressure and he said well this is astronomically high.

His influence and prestige in the Arab world would rise astronomically.

The potential must, at all times, be astronomically fantastic.

I don't want to risk even the astronomically small chance of winding up in a sun.

The probability of such a void occurring is, well, astronomically small.

Things get steadily worse for Sam as the sales of his book grow astronomically.

"Personally, I'd have to say the chance is astronomically minute.

And since all others are astronomically minded, they cannot find real companionship.

The odds were astronomically against it, but it was possible.

"The likelihood of its occurring by chance is astronomically small.

Sometimes people refer to numbers as being "astronomically large".