Sentence examples for has grown vast from inspiring English sources
But the family of man has grown vast and fractious; widely dispersed, and highly diverse.
Although the Afghan government opposes the mass migration and has attempted to crack down on smugglers, the industry has grown vast and institutionalized in the western part of the country.
He would be showing in volume four of Das Kapital (as he had started to do already in volume three) that rentier and finance capitalism is not the antithesis but the logical consequence of an industrial capitalism that has grown so vast (see China and India today) that only vast and flexible sums of imaginary money can lubricate it.
Ashley's catalogue of crass action ever since has grown too vast for proper summary: the most egregious have tended to involve stunningly silly hirings and firings.
Yet when taxpayers have spent billions rescuing financial institutions deemed too big to fail, a 25-year-old company that has grown so vast so quickly sets nerves jangling.
To the extent that the rule of law is in jeopardy here, it is because the scope of federal law has grown so vast that no administration can target more than a small percentage of violations, thereby unavoidably giving the president broad discretion.
In recent years, there has grown a vast literature devoted to the applications of fixed point theorems focused on solutions or positive solutions of boundary value problems (BVPs for short) for fractional differential equations, for example, we mention only [5 16].
You feel the distance between the two of you has grown so vast that you feel spacey, abandoned and lost.
But he maintains the drug problem has grown too vast to be managed by imposing morals on young people who see the rules as hypocritical.
Biomedical engineering has grown as a vast field of research that includes many areas of engineering and technology also.
Since the first homeless Haitians started arriving here in the days following the quake, the camp has grown into a vast tent city of 50,000.
