Sentence examples for prodigious problems from inspiring English sources

Georgia is a country that faces prodigious problems, but after Misha it at least feels like a real country, and an increasingly modern one at that.

The nineties were marked by scarcities and abundant jokes; prodigious in both problems and humor.

Despite some problems, a prodigious intellectual survey like "The Information" deserves to be on all their lists.

And the data farms in which these servers sit have a prodigious thirst for electricity, a problem that ARM's chips were created to solve.In November HP announced a project ambitiously named Moonshot to develop servers using ARM-architecture chips made by Calxeda, a Texan company of which ARM owns 25%.

Pandas solve this problem by rapidly passing prodigious quantities of the grass through their digestive tracts on a daily basis.

He needed a prodigious memory to ensure he could reason through problems with prior learning.

These are small problems with a large effort; Allen Ginsberg was a prodigious correspondent.

The one-cap Lions star has always boasted prodigious talent, but has often fallen foul of off-field problems.

For him, it would seem, James as both a man and an artist was something prodigious and terrible -- something, in a word, of "a Problem".

He has been an author on more than 70 scientific papers in the last two and a half years -- a remarkably prodigious output -- and some people wonder whether there might be undiscovered problems with other papers.

The problem is that Electronic Arts itself does so little with these prodigious tools.