Sentence examples for existence of vast from inspiring English sources
President Roosevelt understood that our American identity depends on the existence of vast wilderness areas with no roads.
An impressive point is the evidence given of the existence of vast caves which have never yet been reached.
High levels of antibiotic resistance in remote environments would imply the existence of vast natural reservoirs of the genes for such resistance.
It is natural, therefore, that Mahayana Buddhists recognize the present existence of vast numbers of celestial buddhas and bodhisattvas who had already reached attainment.
For instance, the existence of vast numbers of intestinal microbes provides an enormous pool of metabolic enzymes, which can break down otherwise indigestible carbohydrates.
The notion that there might be some optimal middle ground between "don't let the public know about even the existence of vast surveillance programs that may affect them" and "tell everybody everything!" appears to have eluded him entirely.
Economists refer to the co-existence of vast natural resources and extreme poverty in developing countries like Nigeria as the 'paradox of plenty' or specifically in the Nigerian case as 'the curse of oil'.
Your true socialist is convinced, before everything else, that his personal existence is of vast and undoubted value to the world, and that the world, if it were not a swindling felon, would reward him handsomely for remaining alive.
The era of expanded openness, though, did not begin until early 2003, after an Iranian opposition group reported the existence of the vast nuclear facility at Natanz.
But, given the existence of a vast array of federal grants for many different purposes, this would be only a modest constraint.
