"We don't find the remains because of the vastness of the desert, because of the way the desert treats remains, like within three months they're usually gone..
In a later work, Flick and coauthor John Jacob Anderson claim "New York is well called the Empire State ... not only because of the vastness of its resources, but because it so conspicuously illustrates the imperial power of law-abiding liberty among the people".
But the problem is particularly acute in America because of the vastness of the country, which makes fixed-line networks expensive to run or improve.
Eric Norris, an executive at the mining company, told me that Bolivia was initially considered because of the vastness of its lithium deposits, but that the initiative soon "became undoable".
The estimate that debris recovery would not go much above 20percentt was from Mr. Hubbard, who said that a substantial portion would have burned up on re-entry, and that some would simply not be found because of the vastness of the debris field.
Because of the vastness of the ocean, ships move relatively slowly.
She has been using a wheelchair to get around because "of the vastness of the Park".
Although desirable, studying dynamic properties at the microscopic level is often not feasible because of the vastness of the state space X, even for relatively small systems.
Because of the vastness of the PICTs and the range of climatic and environmental conditions experienced, each community's risk and vulnerability to water-related hazards will vary in both space and time (Parsons et al. 2010).
Because of the vastness and unending white of the flats, I was able to create some fun optical illusions.
