Sentence examples for not be vast from inspiring English sources

The protests might not be vast but their outrage is amplified by social media, which is never slow to embrace a conspiracy theory.

But, as an interviewer, I always get paid, and always have my travel and accommodation provided; and while fees may not be vast – typically between £100 and £150, pretty handsome for an hourly rate, but somewhat qualified by the amount of time spent reading the book or books under discussion – most festivals will ask you to chair multiple events, and pay you accordingly.

Rich Templeton, the chief executive of Texas Instruments, conceded the appeal of the tiny appliances has not been vast.

Granted, his options had not been vast, yet he could have settled for the safety of a more experienced group and put himself first in pursuit of the manager's job.

When the world's economies inevitably regroup, there won't be vast new energy supplies from oilfields or from fields of solar arrays or biofuels.

While the taxpayer apparently sending trainloads of cash to Brussels was a key Leave campaign gripe, May even claimed Britain would consider making budget contributions to the EU for "specific European programmes" but that they wouldn't be "vast".

While the taxpayer apparently sending trainloads of cash to Brussels was a key Leave campaign gripe, May even claimed Britain would consider making budget contributions to the EU for "specific European programs" but that they wouldn't be "vast".

The layer does not need to be vast.

The difference between the programs could not be more vast.

They may not be of vast cultural significance, but these new celebrities' style is vivid and fun.

Social media may not be as vast an echo chamber after all.