Sentence examples for for the prowess from inspiring English sources

Two races will provide a test for the prowess of an emerging "super PAC" that seeks to pick off incumbents from both parties.

Mr. Moroianu, who manages the newly opened Mexican restaurant Cascabel Taqueria, near where the flier was posted, said he had great respect for the prowess of urban hawks.

TO become a principal dancer is the highest achievement for a ballerina in any dance company, but the honor is especially significant at New York City Ballet, a company long known for the prowess of its female dancers.

It was the most flagrantly typical moment at the European Grand Prix in Valencia, Spain, on Sunday, a race that was more interesting for the misfortunes of certain drivers than for the prowess of the leaders.

Alas, time is no match for the prowess of the Spice Girls.

Bjaaland was from Morgedal in the Telemark province of Norway, a region renowned for the prowess of its skiers and as the home of the pioneer of modern techniques, Sondre Norheim.

For instance, the PROWESS study, that has been stopped prematurely, showed a reduction of mortality at day 28, but not at 3 months [1].

For example, in the PROWESS study [ 4], the average time from initial OD to infusion of study drug was 17.5 hours.

By comparison, the ICH rate for DrotAA-treated patients was 0.2% versus 0.1% for placebo controls in the PROWESS clinical trial [ 9].

So much for the sexual prowess of the "bloody French".

Silicon, the semiconductor, is responsible for the calculating prowess of computer chips.