Sentence examples for prodigious producers from inspiring English sources

Coal-fire power stations are prodigious producers not just of carbon dioxide, but also of small airborne particles that cause disease.

Sulfur in fuel clogs emission controls on trucks and buses, so they are prodigious producers of soot and of nitrogen oxides, which cause smog.

These massive stars would also have been prodigious producers of ultraviolet radiation needed to ionize hydrogen, which filled the universe like an opaque fog after the Big Bang cooled, and make it transparent to visible light, thus ending what cosmologists call the "dark ages".

I've known prodigious producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron since 1995 when I covered their important gays-in-the-military film, Serving in Silence: The Margarethe Cammermeyer Story.

For example, it is well recognized that Lactobacillus spp. are prodigious producers of GABA.

Many bacteria, especially the actinomycete group of common environmental bacteria, are prodigious producers of natural products.

In recent years, China has become a prodigious producer of patents.

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

He wades into the rich, loamy soil — the title's muck — of Belle Glade, Fla., historically a prodigious producer of crops (mostly sugar cane) and National Football League players, to spend a season with the Glades Central Raiders.

Eradicating the plant is especially difficult because it is a prodigious seed producer.

He is probably the most prodigious of all producers of bogus "equations": proving that some arbitrary date in mid-January is the most miserable day of the year for Sky Travel; proving that some arbitrary date in mid-June is the happiest day of the year for Walls ice cream; and so on.