Sentence examples for because of its prowess from inspiring English sources

Backblaze is one of the few unlimited backup services standing — in part because of its prowess in securing its own hard drives and building its own cloud services.

Goldman's rivals have long been envious of its prowess.

Alas, he wasn't invited because of his prowess on the oche, but rather that the BDO were after a little publicity from the then-Bolton manager.

He said that he believes Enron can, and should, recover because of its trading prowess.

Civilians in some areas who had started to welcome the group because of its military prowess and provision of services have protested against the al-Qaeda tie.

Sukawaty is high on his old employer, Sprint PCS, because of its CDMA prowess (he retains most of the stock he acquired when he exercised his options) and also on Verizon's wireless arm, which is about to be spun off.

He and his teammates (including Clyde Drexler) formed what was dubbed "Phi Slama Jama", the first slam-dunking "fraternity", so named because of its above-the-rim prowess.

Francis said: "Kuqi won the game for Stockport because of his prowess in the air.

He started as a teenager, and won his first Baby Giro because of his prowess in the mountains.

Her brother, Sonny, quickly befriended Monk, who was a local hero because of his prowess on the basketball court and at the piano.

His bandmates in Tripping Icarus — an energetic four-piece rock group that Kluwe was enlisted to join mainly because of his prowess on the video game Guitar Hero (true story) — ended the session with a typical flurry of insults.