Sentences with phrase «veritable gold mine»

Since it was founded in 2014, FBN has amassed a veritable gold mine of data on what farmers need and buy and which products have been most effective, whether they're generic or expensive name - brand products.

The trade magazine publishing industry is struggling, but many of these publishers have a veritable gold mine of industry data — information that other companies would pay for in order to access and analyze for trends.

From the outside, it looks like they have a veritable gold mine.

This conceptual reorientation has given rise to therapies that are a veritable gold mine of resources for enriching the quality of relationships and helping institutions, organizations, and communities become more growth - nurturing for everyone.

Zombies and cops are both storied cinematic institutions, making each a veritable gold mine for parody, homage, observance, and reinvention.

Also, explore Craigslist, a veritable gold mine for used materials.

He was considered a veritable gold mine, and I, with my two kids and menial jobs, was automatically labeled a gold - digger.

What a veritable gold mine of info!

All of those problems have been solved and, just as with self - driving cars, there's a veritable gold rush happening.

With more than 4,000 vintage beer cans, dating back to 1938, the Beer Can Museum (conveniently situated inside the Ye Old Watering Hole bar) in Northampton, Mass. is a veritable gold mine of brew - can history.

From Earthships and building materials, to water filters, shoes and bags, old rubber tires have long been a veritable gold mine when it comes to material reuse potential.

That potential alone is a veritable gold mine.