Sentence examples for prodigious increases from inspiring English sources

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

For example, the city has relied on a prodigious increase in stop-and-frisks, many concentrated in the poorest neighborhoods.

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.

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?

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

The EPS production by ATCC 700755T, which includes multiple sulphated, uronic acid-containing, and N-acetylated polysaccharides, is prodigious substantially increasing medium viscosity, with production levels and viscosity increasing with decreasing growth temperature (Mancuso Nichols 2005; Bowman 2008).

This has helped to fuel China's prodigious growth.

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

Because of their prodigious reproductive capacity, small increases in aphid fecundity can quickly multiply and may drastically alter clone level competitive interactions.

And what will cause this prodigious (and steady) growth spurt?

In Kansas, she was a prodigious fund-raiser, and she increased her influence by distributing money to other candidates through a political action committee.