Sentence examples for make a vast amount from inspiring English sources

He knows how to make a little television go a long way.Mr Heyer's task is to help to make a vast amount go even further.

"That's barely detectable clinically and unfortunately isn't going to make a vast amount of difference to your overall quality of life".

Arguably, the situation facing either Mr. Bush or Mr. Gore is more daunting than faced Kennedy, and it does not appear to make a vast amount of difference which it is.

The nation's two leading seed companies have agreed to make a vast amount of information about corn genes available to government and academic scientists, an effort that the companies and outside scientists said could greatly accelerate improvement of one of the nation's most important crops.

"We accept the bill has safeguards but they do come across as slightly piecemeal so we think it's a missed opportunity — a missed opportunity above all of providing that level of public reassurance, even if the practical consequence wouldn't make a vast amount of difference".

For one thing, the man once attacked as the greatest living threat to the American way succeeded in making a vast amount of money.

But it was not a good position for an England manager to be caught in so early in his tenure, actively seeking more money after signing an England contract worth £3m a year, making fun of his predecessor's speech difficulty and explaining to undercover reporters precisely how to go about making a vast amount of money for just a few hours' work.

He's made a vast amount of music, from the sublime to the atrocious, and is now not only probably the most famous and influential man in Senegal, he's Africa's most famous musician and the single most significant figure to emerge from the whole world music phenomenon.

It's simply unconscionable for a newspaper of record to employ as its "Everybody's Business" columnist someone who is surely making a vast amount of money by luring the unsuspecting into overpaying for a financial product they should under no circumstances buy.

David Simon's defense of the NSA was even more unnecessary than The Wire Season 2. — Tantra Dad (@mattcornell) 7 Jun 13 Even those who do not share Mr. Simon's perspective on the government's surveillance programs might find part of his post useful as an exploration of just how law enforcement officials might try to use or make sense of such a vast amount of information.

We haven't made the leap without a vast amount of preparation.