Sentence examples for and a vast pool from inspiring English sources

AIPAC has more than a hundred thousand members, a network of seventeen regional offices, and a vast pool of donors.

Edward G. Rogoff, a professor of management at Baruch College who has studied the taxi industry, said that it had increasingly become divided between a small group of wealthy medallion owners and a vast pool of drivers who occupied one of the lower positions in the city's economy.

Nearly one third of the world is infected with latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI) and a vast pool of individuals with LTBI persists in developing countries, posing a major barrier to global TB control.

Companies benefit from their employees' diverse, global networks–a vast pool of readily accessible "network intelligence"—when trying to solve key business problems.

However wax esters of very diverse composition are found in all phyla and thus a vast pool of FAR and WS genes are available to choose among to produce different kind of wax esters, suited for lubrication under various conditions and other applications.

AH The big question for the currency and its advocates is whether or not those uses are a majority or even a substantial minority of the currency which is what I would hesitate to say, or whether there are actually much smaller uses and there is a vast pool of legitimate uses.

At its height, the cult claimed more than 50,000 members (tens of thousands of them in Russia) and presided over a vast pool of funds, at one point claiming to control more than a billion dollars.

SELEX involves sequential rounds of selection and amplification from a vast pool of nucleic acids (1014 molecules) for ligands (aptamers) that bind with high affinity to target molecules.

After America's civil war, ex-slaves and their descendants provided a vast pool of cheap labour.

The result is that GCHQ and NSA analysts have a vast pool of material to look back on if they are not watching a particular person in real time – just as you can use TV catch-up services to miss a programme you hadn't heard about.

In order to overcome this barrier and build an adequate pipeline of traditional herbal medicines, NIPRD implemented benefit-sharing agreements with traditional herbal healers – a measure that was seen by Dr. Charles Wambebe, the first director of NIPRD, to be necessary for brokering trust and gaining access to a vast pool of traditional medical knowledge [ 21].