Sentence examples for with a vast quantity from inspiring English sources

Police found such forms at Medicus, along with a "vast quantity" of medical equipment and records of all the transplants, according to Ratel, who said that up to 30 victims lost their kidneys in the clinic in just eight months in 2008.

UK general practice should be an ideal location for a wide range of research because most general practices are computerised, with a vast quantity of routine patient data recorded and potentially usable for research [ 11].

Mr. Lee is charged with improperly downloading a vast quantity of classified data with the intention of providing it to a foreign country.

To stop rain spoiling the Olympics would require a fleet of light aircraft, which could interfere with commercial flights, and a vast quantity of chemicals, said Mr Boe, and was probably "best avoided".

The therapy works on the principle that if you flood your body's cells with nutrients, enzymes and minerals from a vast quantity of fresh organic produce, then the body's natural immune defences will be strengthened to a level at which it will be capable of curing itself.

After a few minutes of contemplation I set off again, southwards past one of the war towers, a gorgeous forest monastery and finally the unspoilt hamlet of Castania, where the taverna owner marched me into the kitchen, pointed out the various dishes and then served a vast quantity of delicious food with a jug of rough wine.

That's a vast quantity of ice.

And a vast quantity of classified information.

The F.B.I. was unable to translate, let alone analyze, what must have been a very small amount of intelligence data available before 9/11, compared with the vast quantity collected by the National Security Agency now.

And Benjamin Franklin, in Paris to negotiate the treaty ending America's war of independence, speculated that the exceptionally cold winter of 1783-84 might be connected with "the vast quantity of smoke, long continuing to issue during the summer from Hekla" (Iceland's most notorious volcano).

Their destination was Glass Bottle Beach — so named because at low tide much of the sand is covered with bottles, along with vast quantities of other refuse.