Sentence examples for prodigious efforts of from inspiring English sources

There are, despite the prodigious efforts of postwar planners, still a couple of handsome Georgian and Victorian streets standing in Wolverhampton city centre.

The second, direct from a free-kick, was a moment of high skill and Liverpool needed his brilliance bearing in mind the prodigious efforts of the team that is 12th in the old fourth division.

The Chinese Buddhist schools of Pure Land, Huayen, Tiantai, and Chan were brought to Korea beginning in the fourth century, but became an important cultural force only in the seventh century, in part because of the prodigious efforts of the great Korean Buddhist scholar Wonhyo (617-686 CE).

In doing so, Dell acknowledged the prodigious efforts of Micron PC, which claims since acquiring Web hosts HostPro and Lightrealm to be the fourth-largest Web-hosting company for small and medium-sized businesses.

Despite the prodigious efforts of its fundraisers, and despite Burges exceeding the original budget, Cork was still unable to afford a really large cathedral.

Our reversal should in no way be interpreted as a criticism of the prodigious effort of the trial justice to control this litigation and keep all parties and counsel focused on the legal issues.

But she said there were now "prodigious efforts" to find Mr. Asiri.

Levy made prodigious efforts to raise funds for a new building, traveling as far away as Vancouver.

Once a chain reaction - produced in a former squash court under a football stadium in Chicago - had been converted through prodigious effort to the building of a workable atomic bomb, Szilard was against using it, as were nearly all the other physicists involved.

In the meantime, the work of publishing Einstein's papers -- one of the most prodigious efforts in the history of the history of science -- will continue as before, she said.

Rigg is certainly a diligent researcher who has made a prodigious effort to document a paradoxical aspect of life in a racialist state, which is why one wishes that the book had been better written, more tightly focused, and more effectively organized.