Sentence examples for become a rich source from inspiring English sources

Information theory, which arose around midcentury, has also become a rich source of combinatorial problems of a quite new type.

As technology has developed the cards have become a rich source of data for the companies that offer them.

The value of real experience is well demonstrated by the way in which some of the top consulting firms have become a rich source of CEOs.

Even beyond taking advantage of vastly improved theatrical sound systems, both in theaters and in the home, such films have become a rich source of DVDs, downloads and accompanying compilation and inspired-by albums, like Jay-Z's take on Ridley Scott's forthcoming "American Gangster".

The theory of variational inequalities has become a rich source of inspiration in both mathematical and engineering sciences.

Variational inequality theory, introduced by Stampacchia [1], has become a rich source of inspiration and motivation for the study of a large number of problems arising in economics, finance, transportation, network and structural analysis, elasticity and optimization.

As with every other emotional event in his life, his troubles with women became a rich source of material.

The Australian is no fan of Fairfax Media – except when it comes to hiring journalists, at which point it becomes a rich source of talent.

Imagine if we had something that could shape the interpretation of this ambiguity so that it instead became a rich source of positive mental imagery about the future.

These uniforms have become a rich revenue source for kiddie-clothing companies like French Toast, which has a verbose Web site dedicated to their magical properties.

The BBC News online has become such a rich source of sentences written in the wrong order that I no longer bother to note them down, so this next one is an outdated example.