Sentence examples for given the prodigious from inspiring English sources

Given the prodigious subsidies paid from the public purse to passengers at Newquay, asking for a fiver back looks petty.

Given the prodigious levels of indulgence, it seems astonishing that the artists were able to perform at the shows with such energy.

The agency noted that "the oil industry's experience base in deepwater well control is limited" and that given the prodigious production rates, "a deepwater blowout of this magnitude in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico could easily turn out to be a potential showstopper" for the Outer Continental Shelf program.

That will come, given the prodigious debt loads.

But, of course, given the prodigious amount of work done in this field, there are articles or even books that do not fit perfectly in one of these categories or even combinations of them.

Given the prodigious population sizes and motility of e.g. bacteria, it should not be a surprising conclusion.

Given the still prodigious number of unemployed or underemployed skilled aerospace workers in the region, Dr. Chen expects little trouble staffing his plant.

Hopefully it will be sooner rather than later". Discussion of a golden generation tends to revolve around Bale, which is understandable given the 26-year-old's prodigious capacity to win games almost single-handedly.

Mr Paulson made prodigious amounts of money, but given the extraordinary profits of hedge funds (many run by ex-Goldman employees), he was not among the highest paid in the financial markets.

NEW ROCHELLE - LIKE it or not, John Cheever's midcentury suburban nation of listless characters involved in prodigious numbers of extramarital affairs has given the area a certain mystique.

Amid the foment of World War I, their 1916 manifesto praised cinema's ability "to give the intelligence a prodigious sense of simultaneity and omnipresence" — the very month that "Intolerance" opened in New York.