Sentence examples for prodigious expansion from inspiring English sources

In a 1994 article charting Touro's prodigious expansion, the Jewish newspaper The Forward asked Dr. Lander whether he saw himself as an entrepreneur.

An astounding hallmark of HCMV infections is the prodigious expansion of CD8+ T cells specific for only a few HCMV epitopes.

In this respect there are clear parallels with the bovine TRB locus where amplification of the TRBV repertoire is characterised by the prodigious expansion of certain subgroups (TRBV6 and 9) [ 8].

(Its prodigious director, Jock Reynolds, who masterminded the expansion project, is himself a sculptor).

And who but a bore could resist a bit of Whiggery when you come across reflections on America like the following one from the Edinburgh Review of 1818: "Where is this prodigious increase of numbers, this vast expansion of dominion, to end?

Poor roads are the main impediment to further expansion of the region's already prodigious agricultural output.

Donald Fine, chief market analyst at Chase Asset Management, said: "The U.S. economy is in uncharted waters, roaring ahead at a prodigious pace in the midst of the longest expansion on record.

Dr. Batscha became a prodigious fund-raiser, and he oversaw the museum's expansion on two coasts.

In the same debate Mr Gingrich delivered a peroration on the virtues of making people work that impressed his tea-party audience so much that they gave him a rapturous standing ovation.There followed something marvellous to behold: the further, rapid expansion of the former speaker's already prodigious ego.

The prodigious quantity of individuals of this species which grow at the same time, the very different periods of their expansion, the brilliancy and the varied shades of their colours, present a prospect truly picturesque.

Prodigious activities beckoned.