The desert is a mystery: it is vast and void of life, because no human being can exist on sand and rock alone with little or no water, in inhuman heat of day and the freezing cold of night.
Origami's potential for aiding space research is vast, because of its ability to fold down for compact storage, and then expand upon deployment.
I know he can carry western Pennsylvania, but he may have trouble consolidating the base in the east.' " The president's network of contacts is vast because he has stumped in more than half the Congressional districts, his advisers say.
Unimaginable because it's vast – 10% of the world's continental surface, unimaginable because it doubles in size every winter, unimaginable because everything here somersaults the ordinary laws of physics.
The role of umiRNAs and other miRNAs is assumed to be vast because they circulate in the blood, and almost all of the cells in an organism are available to them [ 20, 21].
The line is startling not because the room is vast but because it isn't.
THE whole world's gaze is fixed on China not just because the country is vast and growing rapidly, but because it profoundly affects the fortunes of companies everywhere.
The network is vast, but its utility is minimal, because it isn't designed to take advantage of context.
But in most cases, it's horrendous because the emotional wreckage is vast.
It's never a stretch because hip hop is vast, rich and ripe for analysis.
But it can never succeed, because the world is vaster than a novel, the world rushes away at every point.
