We must invest our prodigious intellectual capital in children.
Large companies do have the advantage of a long track record, a deep and talented management pool and the ability to raise prodigious amounts of capital.
The Japanese telecom conglomerate's Vision Fund pushed out a prodigious amount of capital this year — quite literally billions of dollars — into companies as diverse as a molecular manufacturer (Zymergen) and a robotic pizza delivery business (Zume Pizza).
The Japanese telecom conglomerate's Vision Fund pushed out a prodigious amount of capital this year — quite literally billions of dollars — into companies as diverse as a molecular manufacturer (Zymergen) and a robotic pizza delivery business (Zume Pizza).
As a result, Amazon used prodigious amounts of capital.
But the same is not true in fast-moving areas like software and business methods, where businesses are about rapid iteration with low capital intensity and prodigious speciation.
Dwindling interest in these prodigious works caused a failure of capital investment.
Like other old industrial cities, Hull has a legacy of splendours into which its past magnates poured their surplus capital: a guildhall with corridors of prodigious length and prodigious quantities of hardwood panelling, the Ferens art gallery, with a scattering of impressive old masters (Frans Hals, Canaletto, Lorenzetti) and a strong showing of British art from the 19th century on.
And at the end he proves so besotted by his own prodigious ability to produce cinema with a capital C that he keeps the film going even after the story is effectively over.
Within days no-one would play the prodigious teen, and so he left for the capital, Manila, with a handful of dollars and nowhere to sleep.
During this entire period, these rulers utilized the vast resources of labour and wealth at their disposal to carry out a series of prodigious construction projects designed to glorify both themselves, their gods, and their capital city.
