Sentence examples for prolific information from inspiring English sources

While searching through the prolific information on the RealtyTrac.com website, I discovered a few startling statistics.

Premarin's manufacturer heavily but quietly subsidized the writing and distribution of Dr. Wilson's book as well as these prolific "public information" campaigns.

The newly devised semantic feature class encodes specific domain knowledge (jewelry design knowledge in this paper) and supplies prolific semantic information.

"Unless the measure is stripped out — or the bill is vetoed, which I expect it will be — if it's included it would shut down the most prolific source of information, useful actual information that the C.I.A. receives," Mr. Bond said.

A prolific source of information was Roy Medvedev.

This meant exploring Islamist websites that publish Bin Laden and his sympathisers, and plumbing the most prolific source of information on how to do harm: the writings of the American survivalist right and the gun lobby.

Acxiom, one of the most secretive and prolific collectors of consumer information, is embarking on a novel public relations strategy: openness.

Under his guidance, Digimarc developed some 600 patents, and was named by The Patent Board as one of the top 50 most prolific patent producers in information technology, and sold the majority of its patents to Intellectual Ventures in 2010 for over $40 million.

He's a prolific tweeter with updates including information about what he's having for breakfast (most recently it was the egg of the Sooty Turn bird).

Roman Seleznev, 30, was described by the Secret Service as "one of the world's most prolific traffickers of stolen financial information".

They offer information on various prolific Internet strategies and plans.