Sentence examples for prolific use of from inspiring English sources

When does prolific use of foul language cross the line?

It seems this issue is amplified by the prolific use of images.

Newmark had previously been remonstrated with over his relatively prolific use of Twitter.

The prolific use of the word "like" is the most annoying example I can think of.

The men are known for tight jeans and their prolific use of hair gel.

Bharara did not invent speaking complaints, but his prolific use of them has become the subject of debate.

Periodic, unvarying headache induced by HD, personal history of prolific using of black coffee and prompt relief obtained upon the ingestion of caffeine, however, strongly suggested the genuine CWH in our patient.

The Boltzmann Transport Equation (BTE) for phonons has found prolific use for the prediction of non-equilibrium heat conduction phenomena in semiconductor materials.

So far, in spite of its prolific use in prophylaxis there is little evidence of widespread TMP-SMX-resistant PCP, but this would have detrimental consequences, especially in resource-poor countries.

Sahakian's research also suggests that prolific use over a prolonged period of time could have a potentially damaging effect on sleep architecture.

DEBORAH FINK Ames, Iowa, July 13, 2011 THE WRITER RESPONDS I tend to agree with the skeptics who question the efficacy of antidepressants and condemn their prolific use.