Sentence examples for remain vast from inspiring English sources

Differences between North Korea and the United States remain vast.

His challenges, though, remain vast, not least in choosing new figures as foreign, interior and justice ministers.

But continuing reports of drug dependency, suicides and suicide attempts among veterans and active-duty soldiers suggest that urgent needs remain vast and unmet.

But the challenges before this effort remain vast, many of them the same issues that have beset the uprising in Syria since it began seven months ago.

And as the markets move increasingly toward computer-driven, high-frequency trading, with exchanges made by the millisecond, the enduring influence of the quants will remain vast — maybe even unquantifiable.

At 69, even as age and health have somewhat slowed him, Mr. Clinton still has a strong desire to be in the center of the action, friends say, and his intellectual interests and curiosity remain vast.

But Danny Kennedy, founder of Sungevity, an Oakland, Calif., solar installer that operates in Davis, said the potential solar market remained vast.

In the longer term, Mr Nemtsov has to find ways of linking pensions to contributions, of drastically cutting housing subsidies, and of breaking up Russia's remaining vast monopolies (especially in energy) and ending their special tax favours.

The remaining "vast majority" produced more than half of the total income, but lived near subsistence.

The human genome is constituted by protein-coding sequences for only two percent while the remaining vast majority of it, previously considered as "junk DNA," could be transcribed and it is now named as non-coding RNA (ncRNA).

Present knowledge of trace element imbalances in livestock is derived from the study of a few geographical areas, and there is no way to predict which trace element problems may exist in the remaining vast territories not yet investigated (Mertz, 1976).