Sentence examples for makes vast from inspiring English sources

Each network makes vast profits, although their accounting differs from group to group.

Beleaguered, outgunned and outnumbered, local police have fought to retain control of Sangin, a strategic foothold in the province where the Taliban makes vast amounts of money from harvesting opium crops.

But the greater danger is that world markets will be plunged into chaos when the debt ceiling is not extended, because this creates the prospect that the United States government will be unable to make payments on its existing obligations unless it breaks the law or makes vast spending cuts.

"Whilst rural SMEs [small and medium-sized enterprises] and consumers are left with dire speeds, or even no service at all, Openreach makes vast profits and finds little reason to invest in the network, install new lines or even fix faults in a properly timely manner".

She said: "This humble Buddhist monk, as he likes to call himself, makes vast sums of money out of Buddha's teachings, sports Gucci loafers and Rolex watches and stays in five-star hotels, whilst applying ruthless religious intolerance towards his own people who live in poverty, hardship and fear".

The fact that Schillings, a law firm that makes vast amounts of money out of libel and privacy cases against the media, is supporting the iRights campaign gives me pause for thought (though that is not to say I doubt your own honourable motivations).

"You never make vast sums of money.

So state and central governments have made vast promises.

Tobacco companies make vast profits despite their awful reputations.

Since then, manufacturers claim to have made vast improvements.

Still, he had made vast improvement in motor function.