Sentence examples for vast suggests from inspiring English sources

The fact that the brain-in-a-vat literature has grown so abundant, the vat so vast, suggests that it has a grip on our imagination as a story in itself.

And although the defence department has a budget of $440 billion, there is less wiggle room than that vast sum suggests, says Michael O'Hanlon of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank.

He famously sleeps only four hours a night — sufficient, one assumes, to squeeze in a recurring nightmare of November 9th headlines screaming "loser!!" Vast evidence suggests that such a scenario is what he has dreaded most throughout his life.

The vast difference suggests that existential negation has a remarkable influence on the distribution of 'one'-phrases as minimizers in the two word order patterns.

Promoter sequences have a fundamental role in the regulation of gene activity and a vast literature suggests that their conformational landscapes may be a critical factor in gene expression dynamics.

Where Ken Adam's elegant production design for the Bond films of the '60s and '70s gave the series the Minimalist cool of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, the clashing Kool-Aid colors, period furniture checked out of the prop warehouse and pointlessly vast interiors suggest the sort of structures more usually associated with Donald Trump.

There is a vast literature suggesting that brain size may have profound ecological implications (see e.g. review in [ 21]).

Returning data to the research sponsor would need prior informed consent (78%), less than half felt their institution would approve data transfer (41%), and the vast majority suggested there would be ethics/information governance concerns (85%).

When asked to choose the most convenient time for a clinic appointment, these patients chose Saturday; the vast majority suggested that they would have chosen a primary care clinic over urgent care if it were open during the weekend or evening hours.

China's huge appetite for steel for vast infrastructure projects suggests that the price will stay high for some time.Moreover, Vale's attempts at diversification have not always gone smoothly.

A new federal review into how police interact with the city's vast immigrant population suggests that Ms. Jimenez's experience was not unusual.