Sentence examples for vast and unique from inspiring English sources

Demographically, Russia is a much older, far more fully employed society; its vast and unique geography, to say nothing of the determination of the regime, makes such an uprising far more difficult to conceive.

Instead of the vast and unique freshwater world, all that remained was an arid, polluted, dried-out wilderness where reeds did not grow, no one lived and nothing was farmed.

"My most important concern when making the decision to retire from Congress was that the north state continue to be represented by a conservative who fully understands, and appreciates, our agricultural and natural resources-based economy and who has the proven ability to represent such a vast and unique area, " Mr. Herger said of his decision to support Mr. Malfa.

Now they think of themselves far more as a movie studio like HBO that creates original programming, albeit one with a vast and unique understanding of viewing behavior derived from the analytics of its subscriber base.

In that respect, the company is following the path carved out by Google and Facebook previously: create a vast and unique lump of data be it search data, the social graph, or genome data then monetize it.

In that respect, the company is following the path carved out by Google and Facebook previously: create a vast and unique lump of data – be it search data, the social graph or genome data – then monetise it.

"The RiceHadleyGates team brings vast experience and unique insight to the table, which will extend and elevate our venture assistance model by directly contributing to the operational and strategic success of our portfolio companies".

"Humans have a vast and nearly unique capacity to cool themselves by sweating – but this only works when the air is relatively dry," he added.

The results of our analyses reveal that the tumor-specific repertoire of antigens is vast and individually unique.

With its vast and varied landscapes, unique wildlife, and white-sand beaches, Australia is one of the most interesting continents around.

They annihilated both vast stocks of books and unique caches of Jewish and Islamic manuscripts in 1992, a little before the day-by-day slaughter of civilians over three years of siege had properly begun.