Sentence examples for a vast inventory from inspiring English sources

But many publishers are concerned Google will create a vast inventory of advertising space that drives down prices.

But what has really hit the package holiday model is that holidaymakers can access a vast inventory of aircraft seats, hotel beds and rental cars online.

People who knew Ghiya say that although he lacked Sharma's well-trained eye, he made up for it by amassing a vast inventory.

U.S. retail chains often rely on intuition in choosing which products, from a vast inventory, will sell best at stores across the nation.

Thanks to a vast inventory of more than a million products and services, along with deep discounts, CUC looks set to sell goods worth more than $1 billion in the next year.

A vast inventory already lies there, waterlogged on the sand, with flies buzzing around: mosques, palaces, little mud-baked villages, tombs to die for, temples, rock paintings: much of this in advanced states of disintegration.

There isn't a vast stock right now; apart from plentiful student and public housing, inventory is negligible.

Western donors and foreign investors were eager to do business again with a country whose vast inventory of mineral wealth had earned it the sobriquet of Central Africa's geological scandal under Mr. Mobutu.

We now have a access to vast inventory, DoubleClick, and properties like YouTube and Orkut.

Although only a sampling of his vast inventory of portraits of German society, the show, naturally, is too big: the prints are vintage but uneven, and the best pictures are not given enough breathing room.

Drawing from his vast inventory, he created a 400-square-foot greenhouse for a community farm in Lincoln, Mass., and helped restore a 110-year-old conservatory at Smith College in Northampton, Mass., using recycled cypress glazing bars (the ribs that hold the panes) to replace decaying redwood.