Sentence examples for vast groups from inspiring English sources

Animals are particularly susceptible to hunting as they migrate, because they swarm in vast groups at predictable times and places.

Nanomedicine as the interface between nanotechnology and medical sciences is a new area that has attracted the attention of vast groups of researchers.

Loosely assembled in vast groups of thousands, these tribes interact with one another yet remain discrete, self-identified by their click dialects.

There are vast groups of Chinese and Russians, plus older Europeans dressed as though they are attending a barbecue, and younger ones dressed for Glastonbury.

And they were accompanied in their search by vast groups of Chileans who understood that while those bodies were not given a funeral, there would be no peace and no reconciliation.

Much of the emphasis in the High Commissioner's tasks has shifted to assuring temporary asylum and feeding and housing vast groups more than protecting individual rights and helping refugees to find resettlement.

And those, like the intentions of any vast group, can be difficult to assess.

The opener looked at the vertebrates – a vast group taking in mammals, birds, fish, amphibians and reptiles.

I envisioned a vast group of people, men mostly, who pursued a particular kind of frictionless life.

There is overwhelming data and science, and there is a vast group of scientific work that says that it does.

Triterpene glycosides are a vast group of secondary metabolites widely distributed in plants including a high number of biologically active compounds.