Sentence examples for support vast from inspiring English sources

Along the Pacific Coastal Lowlands the Yaqui, Fuerte, and Culiacán rivers have been dammed and support vast irrigated fields.

They are willing to support vast military spending and to see the most fearsome weapons deployed.This is the opposite of what was universally believed.

The world still likes to think of these competitions as amateur contests, but of course that's not true when pros like Rafael Nadal turn up and countries like China support vast national training programmes.

The report notes that the Observer's left-of-centre commentator Will Hutton, now head of an Oxford college, wrote that "the welfare state was not set up to support vast families… in inter-generational welfare dependency".

Despite the president's vow to defend and strengthen American manufacturing, companies said they worried that the president and his advisers did not understand the complex web of materials and components that are sourced from around the world, and how they support vast numbers of American jobs.

In the biggest sense, blockchain is a proxy for the genuine excitement about applications and platforms that cross company boundaries and support vast ecosystems.

Until the latter half of the 20th century, Chesapeake Bay's sheltered, nutrient-rich waters supported vast populations of fish, shellfish, and other marine life.

Groundwater plays a vital role in the development of arid and semiarid zones, sometimes supporting vast agricultural and industrial enterprises that could not otherwise exist.

And so, in a cruel twist, a country that has long sought redress for the past abduction of a few dozen citizens by the North Korean state tacitly supports vast numbers of abductions each year at home.

Anguilla was too rocky & dry for the great mechanized plantations the sugar industry required, & hence was exempted from the full force of the social transformation whereby communities of white planter-proprietors gave way to feudal estates supporting vast slave populations.

Although the island has some of the most fertile land in the Philippines, supporting vast pineapple and banana plantations, it is one of the poorest regions of the country, with the highest infant mortality and lowest literacy.