Sentence examples for has been a vast from inspiring English sources

Inside the stadium, there has been a vast array of Iranian political messages.

Tellingly, there has been a vast increase in supply of antiquities from Syria and Iraq.

The result has been a vast expansion of the legal protections against both disability and sexual discrimination.

Nonetheless, there has been a vast expansion in the use of these second-generation antipsychotic drugs in patients of all ages, particularly young people.

It has been a vast improvement over the two-bedroom apartment the family shared in Elmont, which had holes in every wall from being hit by the wheelchair.

Moving and equipping the house has been a vast expense and, after splitting our savings, X and I haven't talked about money at all.

In place of the brownstones and bodegas, there would have been a vast grassy plain.

"Of course that would have been a vast project and no government would want to do that.

Speaking at the launch of Ofsted's annual report on schools, Wilshaw said there had been a vast improvement overall since he began his career.

So the biggest factor in the shift between the two teams seems to have been a vast underperformance by the Aussie batting line-up.

TV may have been a vast wasteland, as Newton Minow, the F.C.C. chairman in the Kennedy administration, said in a speech in 1961, but at least it was a wasteland we shared.