Sentence examples for Vast access from inspiring English sources

Compared to our situation in the Soviet Union four decades ago, the Chinese of today possess vast access to news and information about their country and government.

When the Guardian and the Washington Post broke the Prism story in June, thanks to documents leaked by whistleblower Edward Snowden, nearly all the companies listed as participating in the program – Yahoo, Apple, Google, Microsoft, Facebook and AOL – claimed they did not know about a surveillance practice described as giving NSA vast access to their customers' data.

The Obama administration-supported measure, a priority for the bureau before the 12 June massacre at an LGBT nightclub, would have allowed the FBI vast access to internet metadata, including messaging logs, account logins, browser histories and email records, all without a warrant, by using a kind of nonjudicial subpoena known as a national security letter.

"With more and more women becoming eligible and more and more facilities closing it doesn't take a rocket scientist to realize that pretty soon there will be a vast access problem," said Joshua J. Cooper, the Congressional relations director for the American College of Radiology, a professional society for radiologists, radiation oncologists and medical physicists.

Historically, notwithstanding the government's vast access to information and analysis, it hasn't achieved a perfect batting average when it comes to such mega-issues.

Their ignorance gives the larger American community, with its 24-hour news cycle and vast access to punditry and opinion, a chance to know HBCUs in ways unimaginable just 25 years ago.

At any point, one might be prey to vast accesses of feeling.

Despite these vast resources, access to electricity in the subregion has remained at less than 50% in the urban areas and less than 20% in rural areas.

The vast majority access social networking through the Chinese system and that means the companies and administrators need to censor the information that is uploaded.

My visit was focused on renewable energy and whether it can help solve sub-Saharan Africa's vast energy access gap where 620 million people live without electricity.

Australia is geographically vast, and access to health professionals, particularly in rural and remote areas, is a significant issue that will likely be exacerbated as the demographic challenges outlined above take effect in the future.