Sentence examples similar to vast out of from inspiring English sources

The vast out-of-court settlement, paid for from state coffers, was much higher than any previous court ruling.

So vast out-of-town stores with their vast free – and traffic warden-free - parking areas continue to bleed so many traditional centres dry.

I'd also buy up the middle of several towns - those bits that have been knocked down and rebuilt that no one cares about any more, or some of those vast out-of-town retail sheds.

For a start, there has been a sea change in shopping habits away from big weekly shops in vast out-of-town superstores in favour of buying less, more often, from local convenience stores.

A familiar template for revival over the past 25 years involved subsidising the building of vast out-of-town business parks, and tempting multinationals to move in their call-centre or distribution warehouse.

Our relationship with supermarkets really is undergoing a sea change, the sort of thing we haven't seen since Fine Fare disappeared and the vast out-of-town stores began appearing on our ring roads like JG Ballard stories brought sickeningly to life.

Regardless of why it happened, it's further evidence that the nation's and the world's capital markets have become a vast out-of-control casino in which fortunes can be made or lost in an instant -- which would be fine except for the fact that most of us have put our life savings there.

The vast majority of out-of-frame sequences of the above-mentioned length most probably contains at least one in-frame stop codon.

Examples of immunohistochemical stainings of MMR proteins are given in Supplementary Figure 2. The vast majority (68 out of 77; 88.3%) of MSI cases were located in the colon.

We lose stories every day because they drift out of use and into the vast limbo of in-copyright, out-of-print books whose ownership is unclear.

O'Brien made his vast wealth out of the very poor.