Sentence examples for mean vast areas from inspiring English sources

The sheer number required to repair the grid could mean vast areas would be without power for years.

FT is loaded with people who deeply understand areas in which access to the right information can mean vast sums of money gained or lost.

Besides, I hate gender-based double standards and equity that area could make a vas deferns, opps, I mean vast difference to some women.

For Sam Walton, low prices meant vast riches.

But those programs would eventually have to be adjudicated in the courts, which meant judges would ultimately rule over vast areas of life that the Constitution had left either to the political branches or to private ordering under the common law.

That means ranches sprawling for more than 250,000 acres, vast areas that no individual owner can fully control.

Arid and semi-arid regions are typified by relatively low soil organic matter concentrations, but their vast area means that they still represent an important component of the global soil carbon pool.

The archaeological park's vast area means that those willing to step off the connect-the-dots trail of the main monument road will be rewarded by getting Petra's spellbinding natural landscapes and half-forgotten ruins all to themselves.

In the vast areas of the world where mobile represents the sole means of connectivity, this leapfrogging may be a mixed bag: mobile connectivity is better than nothing, but may be an inferior substitute for high-speed wireline broadband access.

The R/O mean of 0.29 (± 1 SD of 0.24) suggests that focal species are absent from vast areas of the realized climate space that are thermally suitable for survival.

It inhabits vast areas of the Northern Hemisphere.