Airmail was especially important in the U.S.S.R. because of the vast distances involved.
Because of the vast calculations, the researchers had to keep painstaking track of the data.
Curiosity's case was special, however, because of the vast numbers of people involved.
Liquid biofuels are of particular interest because of the vast infrastructure already in place to use them, especially for transportation.
We say 'égalité, fraternité.' " The crime of slavery couldn't be acknowledged, because of the vast fortunes made from it.
The economic case for space exploration has always been important, because of the vast costs and the indeterminate benefits.
All of this marathon computing has become possible because of the vast amount of excess computing power in the world.
She said she found eBay very time consuming because of the vast number of items on sale.
He accuses the west of ignoring the country's problems because of the vast riches to be made there.
Mr. Horowitz said that his firm zeroed in on Foursquare because of the vast market potential for mobile services and applications.
In contrast, large disturbances of biological origin are much more difficult to predict, because of the vast numbers of species and species' interactions involved.
