The vast preponderance were saying, 'We want you here.' " At many theaters and orchestra houses, actors, dancers and musicians have collected money for disaster relief.
"It has not been as intrusive for the vast preponderance of the town as people might have feared," said Dennis Grant, a 41-year-old executive recruiter.
And if flight attendants continue to be erratic in doing the vast preponderance of their work, they justifiably come under criticism.
Moreover, if a tax cut is desired for short-term stimulative purposes, the vast preponderance of the one proposed -- which affects later years -- is largely irrelevant.
Any observed differences might suggest a solution to the problem of the vast preponderance of normal matter over antimatter in the universe.
By 1800 Britain was producing "the vast preponderance" of the world's coal, and it was cheap.Thanks to trade, wages stayed high although the population grew.
All of this was accomplished at relatively low cost; taxpayers will receive back the vast preponderance of the $82 billion that was invested.
"As my colleagues know, the vast preponderance of our work, including with regard to the Department of Justice, focuses on the period of 1998 forward, and I have been and will continue to be a full participant in that work".
