The typescript was right there, in a neatly squared-off pile, six hundred pages — long, but not vast.
At the top, modern societies also need excellent universities producing substantial but not vast numbers of graduates equipped to be researchers and practitioners in medicine, engineering and the sciences.
She notes a sloppy attitude toward facts -- for instance, a willingness to assume that vast numbers of civilians were killed in Afghanistan, when the actual numbers, according to The Los Angeles Times, were a little over a thousand by midsummer 2002, large enough but not vast.
'No, I don't get invited into too many homes, and perhaps it's just as well because I would probably be very unhappy with the vase on the table in front of the painting.' Kate Rothko Prizel M D (she is a research pathologist) lives with her husband, an academic, and her youngest daughter in a big (but not vast) Colonial-style house in Washington.
In prior years, we have had three or four generations at a time with some but not vast differences in work behavior.
The shelf and offshore populations are larger but not vast, and the death of hundreds, let alone thousands, of animals would far exceed the government's estimate of what they can reasonably sustain. .
The gap is still huge, but not as vast as the average numbers between TV and online would suggest.
"The list is not vast but we expect to be adding to it," added Solandt.
The choice is not vast, but eMachines (www.emachines.com) has four standard desktop systems that range from $400 to $620 after rebates.
So the 2 billion tonnes saved by nuclear power is not vast, but it is significant.That said, a complete withdrawal from nuclear energy is not on the cards.
