Sentence examples for because of the prodigious from inspiring English sources

Last summer, several beaches in the lake-dotted community had to be closed because of the prodigious droppings.

All this has come about because of the prodigious growth of an industry for the production of synthetic chemicals with insecticidal properties.

Obviously, I spent some time with this show, and I bet you will, too, not just because of the prodigious skills it displays or the sheer patience (or something) it took to create, but because, give or take some particulars, Mr. Shapiro's life is basically my life, and probably yours.

It is, however, technically challenging to perform an anti-capping experiment in the presence of Lpd because of the prodigious amount of actin bundling that occurs in the presence of both VASP and Lpd.

The Return of the Prodigious Son.

We Americans can all be proud of the prodigious progress being made.

Still, few artists are taking advantage of the prodigious influence they have.

It is in part because of that prodigious ability to look at each other's work that the later careers of Matisse and Picasso were an extended and lifelong duet.

Rather, the Blackberry had to go, according to the New York Times, because the prodigious digital record it creates would be subject to public scrutiny through Freedom of Information Act requests and other disclosure requirements.

If he has never received the same kind of critical attention, it's because of his prodigious output, which requires the sympathetic observer to separate the good ("Them!") from the bad ("Harlow") and the just plain peculiar (the Liberace vehicle "Sincerely Yours").

Back in Brazil, Ramires was known as the Queniano Azul, or Blue Kenyan, a nickname earned because of his prodigious stamina in the blue jersey of Cruzeiro.