Sentence examples for be a rich resource from inspiring English sources

Another wizardry teacher, Sean Fagan, who joined Circus Minimus after two years of juggling, stilt walking, and clowning for Ringling Bros., explained that his classes hewed more to traditional magic, though he had found Harry Potter to be a rich resource.

In a white paper, the Library said that social media promises to be a rich resource that provides "a fuller picture of today's cultural norms, dialogue, trends and events to inform scholarship, the legislative process, new works of authorship, education and other purposes".

We hope that the network itself will be a rich resource for both research and education.

The potential availability of such data suggests that EHRs may be a rich resource for RYGB and obesity research.

This dataset should prove to be a rich resource for the study of genetic interactions that underlie tumorigenesis.

The data set acquired will be a rich resource for a range of research questions relating to both refractory depression and the use of antiglucocorticoid treatments.

The new Clinton White House documents — covering, to date, a grab bag of subjects, from the 2000 Presidential election to health-care reform and the Rwandan genocide — turn out to be a richer resource than many expected.

Forestland is a rich resource.

For those who aren't prepared (psychologically or financially) to set foot in a gallery, the Internet is a rich resource for discovering compelling and — dare we say it?

Many astronomical sources of X-rays have been discovered over the past 50 years; collectively they are a rich resource of information about the universe (see X-ray sources).

The exhibitions during the Tucker years could be infantile, sterile and hectoring, sometimes all at once, but the history they form is a rich resource that the museum neglects at its peril.