Sentence examples for establishing vast from inspiring English sources

Targeted and tailor-made management is a better strategy for ensuring the conservation of vulnerable Arctic organisms than establishing vast marine protected areas.

Hence, the recent development of transfrontier conservation areas (TFCAs) in southern Africa aims at establishing vast ecosystems encompassing protected areas of various statuses (e.g. national parks, conservancies) and communal land so as to fulfil development and conservation objectives.

Diversity was consistently high from late in the wet season (March) to mid-late dry season (August) but highly variable in the dry-wet transtion and early to middle wet season (Figure 2c), the latter reflecting the propensity for a few species to establish vast numerical preponderance at these times.

Davis accuses abortion providers of establishing a "vast network" of clinics in black neighbourhoods.

Only a nation of cowards would buy a minor increase in personal safety by establishing a vast system of federal government surveillance.

By establishing a vast, online translation memory, translators would be saved the hassle of translating sentences that had already been translated by others.

Having saved a little money, and feeling, in the course of his travels, the want of means of conveyance in the south of Ireland, he started a humble vehicle, and ultimately succeeded in establishing a vast concern, as creditable to himself as beneficial to his adopted country.

Since painter limits the number of art pieces, there is the difficulty of establishing a vast amount of data.

Therefore, these studies have provided novel insight into putative functional modules (e.g. the NEK4, PLK1 and/or Citron kinases) that could be exploited for novel therapeutic approaches to manipulate YAP/TAZ activities, in addition to establishing a vast playground for mechanistic studies of Hippo signalling upstream of YAP/TAZ.

And these nomads were the lions of their time, conquering and establishing a vast empire from the Atlantic to the borders of China, north of Tibet, by the end of the 7th century.

With his own restaurants ― he'll have 11 by the end of the year ― he aims to do the same to the Applebee's and TGI Friday's of the world ― establishing a vast empire of farm-to-table restaurants across the parts of the country sometimes mocked as "flyover states".