Sentence examples for subject of vast from inspiring English sources

As the historical section of this entry suggests, the relationship between states, law, and coercion has been a subject of vast discussion throughout Western philosophical history.

The fate of the missing girls has been the subject of vast speculation and conflicting accounts, but it has been widely reported that many have been forced to marry their captors, while others have been sold off as brides or slaves for as little as $12 in the months since they were abducted from their school in the village of Chibok in Nigeria's northeastern state of Borno.

The mechanism of biosilica formation by organisms has been the subject of vast research and discussions till today.

These topics have thus become the subjects of vast amounts of commercial and academic research.

But how can we do this when our subject matter consists of vast constructions of concrete, glass and metal?

Twenty years ago, the subject of this vast and fascinating book did not, officially speaking, exist at all.

But unlike eating sugary snacks, napping is, more generally, the subject of a vast and noble literature and can be justified by advocates as uniquely brain boosting.

Writing in L'Express, she used it to describe a new generation of French youth who were the subject of a vast public opinion survey (question number 7: "Are you happy? Explain your reply").

Children; young people - especially young offenders; disadvantaged estates; poor elderly people; working women; lone mothers, and local governance have been the subject of a vast outpouring of policy documents, often followed up by funding streams and institutional innovation.

Unlike some writers in the genre who described their own abductions as spiritually transformative, Mr. Hopkins believed that no good could come of being the unwilling subject of a vast human genome project in the sky.

The Times reported last week that at the administration meetings leading to this new drilling policy the subject of the vast dysfunction at the Minerals Management Service, the agency charged with regulating the drilling, never even came up.