Sentence examples for a vast staff from inspiring English sources

Sitting here with Walsh in a vast staff area on low, modern sofas that face a freestanding organ, it seems entirely unlikely that Mona could divorce itself from its creator.

For a rapidly consolidating banking industry, national regulation is clearly more efficient in some ways than a hodgepodge of local rules; and the Comptroller's office has a vast staff to resolve consumer complaints.Yet by excluding New York's own regulatory apparatus, the Comptroller has removed an entire layer of consumer protection, says Diana Taylor, New York's superintendent of banks.

It had a vast foreign staff (of which I was one).

The Topkapi harem, the innermost circle of palace life, was home not only to concubines but to the sultan's children, his mother, and his sisters, and to a vast hierarchical staff of women and eunuchs.

The store is vast, staff move around on rollerblades and shoppers can buy anything from mountain bikes to foie gras.

The fittest, or quickest at adapting to the market environment, will do well, better probably than auction houses with their phenomenal overheads and vast staff.

But funding one building – no where near as big as it's usually vast staff offices – was effectively 'spare change' for Google.

In a recent op-ed piece for the Times, Keller confesses that he has long left the "intimidating matter" of economics to the Nobel Prize winners on the paper's vast staff while choosing to ignore the subject altogether in his own writings -- and we're left to assume his own life.

Unlike a newspaper, we are not encumbered by the weight of a vast, highly specialised staff.

Half of its nearly 82,000 employees would be furloughed, including a vast majority of staff members at agencies that provide grants.

The dynasty had a vast imperial household, staffed with thousands of eunuchs, who were headed by the Directorate of Palace Attendants.