Sentence examples for vast sectors from inspiring English sources

"It is probable that certain presidential candidates and vast sectors of society will not accept the results of the election," the group's statement warned.

Instead of confronting the structural inequalities that cripple vast sectors of our population, the document chose to elope to the comforting world of lofty ideals.

They go back a long time, and we are intent on achieving recognition of the rights of vast sectors of our population that have been relegated.

WASHINGTON — The United States and China will start negotiating a sweeping bilateral investment treaty, which could open vast sectors of each economy to investments from the other side, officials announced Thursday.

Cardinal Raul Primatesta, the Argentine church's leading political strategist, also backed the demonstration—"as a gesture of solidarity with the suffering of vast sectors of the population," a church spokesman explained.

Mr. Chavez, they said, has "politicized the armed forces and fractured their internal unity" by using military events to "batter and insult his political adversaries and vast sectors of society".

There's another pie-growing aspect, he thinks, within the vast sector of teenage boys who love computer games.

It is an engine of growth in the underworld of the city's informal economy, a vast sector with an astonishing volume of supply.

Pointing to the vast sector of the publishing industry built around weddings - engagement announcements in newspapers, bridal magazines and the like - Ms. Ephron predicted that Huff Post Divorce would generate a lot of interest from readers.

Free market economics, whose rules of supply and demand we so conspicuously ignore in this vast sector of the economy, make simple herbs and plant extracts or simply produced chemicals worth many millions of pounds per tonne.

While the exemption approved on Thursday would cover a vast sector of the banking industry, those institutions control only about 20percentt of the roughly $14 trillion in assets held by commercial banks.