Sentence examples for vast many from inspiring English sources

But the challenges before this effort remain vast, many of them the same issues that have beset the uprising in Syria since it began seven months ago.

And while the selection of products online is indeed vast, many are niche products such as self-published books for which demand is scant to non-existent.

Among the reports that have been uploaded so far are details of a 1999 sighting of what appeared to be aircraft contrails above the sky in Auckland, during which the writer reportedly warns, "A vast many people in Auckland will suffer flu-like sickness".

It makes for a large network of experts, especially if you consider "Pacific Standard Time" to be one vast many-armed show.

The BBC is like the Greeks' Hydra: vast and many headed.

But in a vast country, many aggrieved people, from dispossessed villagers through unemployed graduates to angry bloggers, resent the state.

In one vast installation, many sheets dangle in thin air – a hanging garden of miniature drawings, scintillating before you.

In the 35 years that Ben McFall, 64, has managed the vast section, many customers have: for that elusive first edition, for a good poetry recommendation, for relationship advice.

The damage to Congo has simply been too extensive, the killing too vast, the many decades of past misgovernment too destructive.

The construction going on here would make a splash anywhere, but in this stretch of mountains and dairy farms, the scope of Mr. Stenger's vision is so vast that many residents say they are still trying to comprehend it.

At the time of its creation, GIF's support of 256 different colours was considered vast, as many computer monitors had the same limit (in 8-bit systems, or 28 colours).