Sentence examples for vast communities from inspiring English sources

When it swiftly collapsed in a global movement offshore, vast communities were left unemployed with few prospects.

But if these vast communities of microbes are as important as researchers think they are for maintaining health, Dr. Relman asked, what happens when people take antibiotics?

The power of networks to access vast communities is astonishing compared to old methods, such as leafleting – but it has to be done right.

"There are vast communities of New York exiles in other states," said Mr. Wallace, a professor of history at the City University.

Changes in the vast communities of microörganisms that live in and outside the human body may contribute to diseases, but scientists don't yet understand all these complex relationships.

But to Mr. Brown, the most interesting social changes are not taking place with handheld and wearable devices so much as with the vast communities that are growing up around complex online games like EverQuest and Lineage, and which flourish because of high-speed Internet connections.

"Beyond our state, there is a vast community of Irish emigrants," she said.

It's a vast community of children, young people, teachers, parents, carers and school workers.

There are pitfalls to relying on a vast community of users.

In just a few years, they have formed a vast community of mutually supportive hobbyists.

Japan is one vast community, mostly a single ethnic group, and societal pressures are intense.