I know it's profoundly insignificant in the vast scheme of things.
And in the vast scheme of things the major issues confronting modern Britain do not include the prevalence of group sex among the under-30s.
Critics have said that HUD's lax oversight of its 203(k) mortgage program was partly to blame for the vast scheme to defraud the housing agency.
Even as lawmakers in London hammered a top Barclays executive over the bank's role in a rate-rigging scandal, another financial firm that is largely owned by the British government is fighting an investigation into the vast scheme.
Priority is given to the eastern route, which by 2014 is expected to bring 1 billion cubic metres of water a year to Beijing a quarter of the capital's annual supply.From its inception, the vast scheme has suffered both delays and criticism.
This was the bedrock of his life, which he would later see as having been divided into distinct stages: "When I was 30 I began my life; at 40 I was self-assured; at 50 I understood my place in the vast scheme of things; at 60 I learned to give up arguing; and now at 70 I can do whatever I like without disrupting my life".... Confucius was essentially a moral teacher.
But in the vast scheme of things, I was honestly quite surprised at the small scale of the problem that could wreck the business system to the extent that the newspaper might go under if it wasn't solved.
When he pleaded guilty on March 12, Bernard Madoff insisted that his vast scheme did not begin until the early 1990s, years after his younger brother signed those checks.
The indictment, a rare criminal action against a large corporation that followed years of the government charging SAC employees with insider trading, highlighted a vast scheme that played out over a decade.
On the tape, the official, Jean-Claude Méry, who had since died, described a vast scheme that collected money from just about everyone who wanted to do business with the city.
