Sentence examples for commitment and prowess from inspiring English sources

While men are readily aroused by physical stimuli--e.g., images of naked women--women are stirred by cues of commitment and prowess.

For the United States, embassies provide a chance to showcase both environmental commitment and engineering prowess, as Suresh Kumar, the director general of the U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, a branch of the Commerce Department, told the U.S. green-embassies gathering in Paris.

The projected next generation aircraft, Canada's first supersonic jet interceptor, the CF-105 Arrow, was a more daunting project in terms of financial commitment and a leap in technological prowess.

And his contract and prowess suggest he will get there.

Keita symbolized independent Africa's football passion and prowess.

Others know Og by reputation and prowess with weighted thighbone.

Another argument supporting this hypothesis is the comparison between the PROWESS [2] and PROWESS SHOCK [1] studies published 10 years apart.

The team needs more height and prowess in the air.

Patients with MOD in ENHANCE and PROWESS were identified and compared (ENHANCE, n = 2008; PROWESS DrotAA, n = 634; PROWESS placebo [PBO], n = 637).

Mortality was similar for DrotAA-treated patients in ENHANCE and PROWESS, and both were lower than PROWESS placebo patients.

For the three patient populations PROWESS overall, PROWESS Surgical and PROWESS non-Surgical, respectively, the serious bleeding event rates were 2.4% versus 3.1% versus 2.1% during the infusion period, and 3.5% versus 3.5% versus 3.5% during the 28-day period.