Sentence examples for prodigious network from inspiring English sources

Well its sounds pretty much like the dream team from any startup's perspective: they'll be an "active participant" in early-stage ventures – in other words, they won't just eat biscuits at board meetings, they'll actually get their hands dirty, pulling in resources and their prodigious network.

Android phone users are also prodigious users of network resources.

Between that rivalry, the atmosphere, and the returns of Clint Dempsey and DeAndre Yedlin, MLS gave ESPN its best chance to convert some of the network's prodigious World Cup audience.

Instead, Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss – the twins referred to as the "Winklevii" in the movie "The Social Network" – are using prodigious winnings from their legal settlement with Facebook to build a portfolio of investments in start-up Internet businesses.

Through that network and her own prodigious fund-raising, Ensler has built an endowment that last year gave more money to women's groups around the world than established charities like the Ms. Foundation did.

Qwest's liabilities include $26.4 billion in debts, a global fiber network that is losing money at prodigious rates and a festering investigation into its accounting practices by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Whoever builds the network of the most interesting and prodigious voices will eventually "win".

Great interest is currently focused on understanding the prodigious architecture of the mammary gland and how the vast network of signals, fundamental in sustaining this architecture, is integrated to regulate the normal organ and becomes disrupted in cancer.

Serota has good relationships with artists, has names and faces at his fingertips and a prodigious memory, filing away stories and foibles, social connections and networks.

Another Time Warner network, CW, which is co-owned with CBS, is also a prodigious producer of pod-busters.

ABC and its parent company, Walt Disney, walked away first from putting "C.S.I". on the network and then from having at least a half-interest in its prodigious profits.