He established his prowess in philosophy at Oxford University, graduating in 1949, and subsequently in Sanskrit and Pali, the language of the Buddhist scriptures, at Yale.
In such situations, Woods has established his prowess, so this was the most recent example of how he succeeds in business.
Importantly, regulatory bodies have fully reviewed the ADDRESS study data and have concluded that the results do not undermine the risk benefit profile of Drot Aa established in PROWESS, upon which approval is based.
They did this by engaging in triangular diplomacy with China and the Soviet Union; brokering a de facto peace between Israel and Egypt; and re-establishing American prowess in Asia as a counterweight to emerging Chinese power.
Taking the proceedings over is footballer (meaning soccer player, of course) Harry Heegan Garrett Lombardd), who's just won a silver tassie (read, championship cup) that establishes his prowess while also serving as a symbol of the shining prospects the nation's youth represented as they left for the battle field.
Ikeda established his fundraising prowess early on.
ISIL established its fighting prowess and gained much of its materiel from the ongoing Syrian civil war.
Citigroup has already established its bond-selling prowess.
Her first book, The Cow, established a kind of prowess different even from the kind of things that normally get me going: Here was someone actually channeling something, not just writing words on paper.
Britain's preeminent theater critic, Kenneth Tynan, called the Finney a "smoldering young Spencer Tracy" and warned established star Richard Burton about his prowess.
In fact, Apple's commercial prowess is so well established that the effects of its new iPhone can be predicted and quantified, according to Michael E. Feroli, chief United States economist at JPMorgan Chase.
