Sentences with phrase «vast pile»

The due diligence task, the tackling of vast piles of documents on a merger or as part of a litigation discovery process, is the epitome of the repetitive tasks that eat up vast amounts of adviser time in legal transactions.

Journalism can be a tedious business, more about sifting through vast piles of spreadsheets than rendezvousing with sources in dark parking lots.

In a few years, I'll be jogging past vast piles of broken, bodgy designer replica furniture at council throw - out time.)

But accumulating a vast pile of dollars will deprive the economy of the hard currency it needs to keep growing and create jobs.

You'll notice that he never said that it wasn't OK to believe in god, what he said was that ignoring the vast piles of evidence that all disagree with a literal interpretation of the Bible was silly, and that in the long term it was harmful to the country to have half the people in it believing things which were contrary to the observable world.

«It's worth saying that this is another grain of sand on that vast pile of evidence that climate change is real and is occurring,» said study co-author Kate Marvel, a climate scientist at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.

Then I argued that it was nonsense to add another pair of yellow trousers to the vast pile of clothes that I already own.

My vast pile of coupons had become nearly worthless.

As a working author myself, I have limited time available in which to read books for review, and I don't have time to waste picking through the vast piles of unpublishable dreck in search of the one rare quality self - published book.

Visitors to this year's Turner prize exhibition will be able to admire a 16ft polystyrene backside and contemplate poverty as they walk round a vast pile of penny pieces, but they will not be able to ride a model train.

In the second phase, the vast piles of rock and soil debris this creates — larger in volume than mountaintops themselves, because of the extra space between all those boulders — are dumped in neighboring valleys, creating so - called «valley fills.»