Sentence examples for vast need from inspiring English sources
The continent's vast need for infrastructure is matched only by the shortage of investment funds: Gulf investors could help bridge the gap.
All this has caused a vast need for urban infrastructure, with McKinsey estimating that 170 new mass transit systems could be built in China by 2025.
But it is as possible that Beppe Grillo is a product of that one thing that politicians and entertainers have in common: a vast need to be the center of attention.
Ms. Pill said that she had, "like April, a vast need for independence, sometimes to my own detriment," but that she also operated under the watchful eye of an agent and a manager as well as directors and adult actors.
We have a vast need for effective use of human creativity in designing and building the nonpolluting energy system that will replace the current one based on fossil fuels.
If the government truly commits to the green economy - in word and deed - then the Green investment bank will be allowed to borrow and drive investment, the Green deal will be allowed to meet the vast need for better energy efficiency and electricity market reform will do more than support nuclear power.
Domestic industrialists and Western advisers alike were convinced that Russia's technical prowess could be harnessed to address the vast needs of the country's poorly served consumers.
Places like Tokyo, with their vast needs, could use a variety of sources.As for Tohoku, some believe that it should set the tone for a national energy policy that is increasingly self-reliant and efficient.
So at a time of vast needs, from Haiti to our own cities, here's a nice opportunity for symbiosis: so many afflicted people, and so much benefit to us if we try to help them.
But a visit to Najaf, whose refugee population is typical of the southern provinces, lays bare the vast needs of displaced Iraqis and the rough road ahead for the project of national reconciliation.
There are vast needs in developing countries in terms of health capacity building and vast resources in more developed countries.
