Mightily used in a sentence

Mightily in a sentence as an adverb

The geeks just simply didn't see normal people and made hardware and software that suited their own needs and behold, it sucked mightily.

The occasional mosquito that kills a human, though, is the one that gets press and pays off its investors mightily.

It shouldn't be an option because it should be on all the time, anything else is surprising the customer mightily.

And they could have benefitted mightily from acquiring Sun, moreso than simply owning Java.

So, I’m disappointed because there is a lot of brainpower there, that might have otherwise contributed mightily, but today simply does not.

Maybe go **** yourself?There's another, far more decent response to systematically denigrated people who struggle mightily to raise their kids: you help them.

Which I guess isn't so terrible; once someone else labours mightily to learn all that very-hard math, you can hire her at an exorbitant rate to make use of the calculating techniques she has learned.

A person struggling mightily to build a brand-new company from scratch is obviously a perfect analogy for a person who's placed in a high-level position at a strong, established company.

"Whatever your position on this is, you need to stretch mightily to make this into "the government is indiscriminately killing people it doesn't like".So please remember that extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.