Sentence examples for expected vast from inspiring English sources

Despite the safe seat, she did not win the expected vast majority and was only elected on the second round.

One senior state official complained that the Olympic plans expected vast sums from the state, but little from the city.

The abundance of phage ORFans may be partially due to the expected vast viral diversity, and may be instrumental in understanding viral evolution.

"It may be unrealistic to expect vast untrammelled landscapes across which elephants can move freely.

While the government collects money up front from spectrum auctions, it can no longer expect vast sums.

But we do know that we can expect vast, dynamic environments with real-time weather systems and atmospheric changes, and day/night cycles and tremendous destruction.

One doesn't expect vast subtlety in a piece by a millionaire rock star arguing that his paymasters should be given more money: calling the proposal "fundamentally socialist" is about as subtle as we are going to get.

We can expect vast improvements in sequencing technology and wider applications in the clinic, especially in non-invasive prenatal testing.Genomics, the science of exploring the entirety of the genetic makeup of life, has always been "in the wind and waves"—affected by two forces that are difficult to control, in this case financial difficulties and ethical concerns.

That city and others on the group's most vulnerable list (see table) could expect vast casualties if disaster struck.

Obviously, Twitter users should expect vast amounts of visual media to be spewed out by advertisers all too soon — giving them a neat workaround to make an advert stand out in a sea of 140 characters.

Mr. Kidder said Bechtel expected "the vast majority of the work" would go to subcontractors.