Sentence examples for prodigious increase of from inspiring English sources

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?

Given the allegations of steroid use surrounding the prodigious increase in Bonds's home run production from 2000 through 2004, many fans and politicians may very well call for Selig to suspend Bonds and erase his records.

"The present century has been marked by a prodigious increase in wealth producing power," he writes in the opening of Progress and Poverty.

Discovery of a sweetener 54,000 times sweeter than sucrose (cane or beet sugar) indicates the magnitude of prodigious increases portended by new technologies.

Given the country's growing demand for high-quality, fresh poultry, North Macedonia could – with the right public private collaboration, targeted investment and improvements to farmers' already prodigious skills – increase the supply of domestically produced nutritious food while improving farmers' livelihoods and generating employment for young people.

The prodigious flow of words did not cease with the increase of age, but sometimes his choice of subject matter left old admirers scratching their heads.

TEBs are responsible for prodigious pubertal growth of cap cells and underlying preluminal epithelium.

Sioux women were skilled at porcupine-quill and bead embroidery, favouring geometric designs; they also produced prodigious numbers of processed bison hides during the 19th century, when the trade value of these "buffalo robes" increased dramatically.

In addition, the extracellular presence of PAD4 on NETs may further promote the prodigious generation of citrullinated antigens, because molecular structures involving the attachment of enzymes to DNA lattices have been shown to increase their catalytic activity enormously, and thereby form the basis of nano-machines or nano-factories, generating such autoantigens [ 34].

Kibera residents are prodigious consumers of antibiotics.

Voltaire's beliefs prompted a prodigious number of polemical writings.