Sentence examples for vast specialist from inspiring English sources
East Germany concentrated milk production into vast specialist holdings in arable areas where food was available and urban markets accessible.
The problem is not a lack of information – there is a vast specialist literature, covering everything from local content to macro-economic stabilisation mechanisms.
Otherwise, where can these women go? "Changes to how domestic violence services are funded over the past few years mean that the vast majority of specialist domestic violence services are now funded through their local authorities," says Polly Neate, Chief Executive of Women's Aid.
There are a vast number of specialist products available to buy in your local supermarket or drug store than can help you to purify your skin.
A physician who is an official at the College of Physicians and Surgeons, stated that "Eighty percent of Guatemala's specialists live and work in Guatemala City, so there is a vast shortage of specialists elsewhere".
The vast majority of specialists treated with bevacizumab even without the presence of a multicentered randomized clinical trial in each disease category to show its efficacy and safety.
(FP, 48 years old) When I make a referral, I write the diagnosis and treatment, but the vast majority of specialists do not get back to me.
The vast variety of these specialist fabrics, and the almost infinite number of parameters available to control their properties, allow the engineering of suitable structures for specific applications.
The examiner was trained in this procedure by an orofacial pain specialist with vast experience of the RDC/TMD examination (ME), and who has also been calibrated to a gold-standard examiner (Thomas List).
The monks are helping "address the spiritual needs of a Buddhist people as well as mobilizing material support for affected families," said Ulrike Gilbert, a UNICEF HIV Specialist "The vast majority of these families are impoverished and live well below the poverty line".
In the US, a vast shortage of palliative specialists persists: there is one doctor for every 20,000 elders with severe chronic illness.
