Sentence examples for cause vast from inspiring English sources

One reminder that a Griffinless Guardian would cause vast disappointment, and he was back in action.

Climate change is likely to cause vast environmental and economic damage — but it does not seem impossible to survive.

Some of the intercepted communications have included frightening references to attacks that the Qaeda operatives say would cause vast numbers of American casualties.

But (2) in this case X would cause vast human suffering or higher taxes or some other terrible tragedy that I couldn't, as president, allow.

Unchecked, fast-rising aviation emissions currently around 3% of the global total will cause vast environmental damage for which someone, somewhere, will have to pay.

How can this seeming anachronism still command the world's attention, captivate the imagination of the most utilitarian scientists and technologists and cause vast shifts of research funding as officials scramble to follow the Nobel committees' lead?

Multiple companies using this method had caused vast contaminations, then declared bankruptcy or sheltered assets.

The fighting, often house to house, even room to room, had caused vast destruction.

The uncertainty is putting the housing market in turmoil and causing vast confusion.

Voluminous spring and early summer rainfall saturated the upper Midwest and the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers, along with several tributaries, causing vast flooding.

They have worked in the immediate run-up to the summit but previously they had not functioned, causing vast pools of stagnant water to build up.