Sentence examples for would be vast from inspiring English sources

The board's agenda would be vast.

The rewards would be vast.

The collateral damage of success on those terms would be vast.

The disruption would be vast, and possibly premature, and would cause panic.

"The resulting cost of this relief — not only in dollars but also lost opportunities for American businesses and consumers — would be vast".

These estimates vary, of course, depending on what assumption is made about the inherent lethality of the virus something that nobody can predict.The economic impact would be vast.

While the taxpayer apparently sending trainloads of cash to Brussels was a key Leave campaign gripe, May even claimed Britain would consider making budget contributions to the EU for "specific European programmes" but that they wouldn't be "vast".

While the taxpayer apparently sending trainloads of cash to Brussels was a key Leave campaign gripe, May even claimed Britain would consider making budget contributions to the EU for "specific European programs" but that they wouldn't be "vast".

Because such suicides are not frequent side effects, these studies would have to be vast, and conducted over time.

But in another five years "the sums would be so vast it would be almost impossible to restore," he warned.

To say he was in the Mets' plans would be a vast overstatement.