Sentence examples for vast because of from inspiring English sources

Origami's potential for aiding space research is vast, because of its ability to fold down for compact storage, and then expand upon deployment.

Previously, environmentalists had accused the company of neglecting to develop renewables on its vast properties because of its heavy reliance on nuclear power.

Like the World War I railroad meltdown, last week's blackout was vast precisely because of the interconnectedness that the network was meant to exploit and foster.

And that's not true either because vast numbers of people in the West historically were not literate, did not know about any of those things.

It has traditionally been the most dangerous day of haj because vast numbers of pilgrims attempt to perform rituals at the same time in a single location.

There are vast schemes abandoned because of some caprice.

"Many managers are enjoying vast salaries not because of their merits and qualifications but because of their connections to this or that politician or political party," Zabalipour said.

It makes me nervous because the vast majority of summer movies suck (and because of Mike Bay).

Because these things matter, because we're passionate about them and because the vast majority of readers do care.

This is because the vast majority of executive compensation contracts make pay contingent on firm performance.

That's because the vast body of climate science is legitimate.