Sentence examples for global prowess from inspiring English sources

With its global prowess, the international competition sets CREF above other real estate centers and institutes, and industry professionals are noticing.

It also became a target for international terrorism most notably the destruction in 2001 of the World Trade Center, which for three decades had been the most prominent symbol of the city's global prowess.

What precisely were the links between elitism and the enactments of their financial expertise and global dreams, between Wall Street's claims to smartness and their promises of global prowess?

Such lack of clarity gives them more global prowess, with others forced to take them at their word.

It wasn't some sort of a global, intellectual prowess.

But it has yet to develop a strong creative software industry befitting its global hardware prowess.

The Carlyle Group, celebrated for its political ties as well as its global investment prowess, was eager to expand in the energy business.

But few sectors are as crucial to China's economy as the $450 billion textile and apparel industry — proof of China's global trading prowess and a symbol of its development model, which is based on low-cost exports.

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While Procter & Gamble is renowned for its global marketing prowess--its mainstay brands include Crest, Pampers and Tide--Aleve would be its only analgesic product.

They exhibited higher predicted mortality (61.3% in PREMISS versus 52.6% in PROWESS global and 55.9% in PROWESS multiple organ failure, calculated using the mean SAPS II or APACHE II score) and a higher number of organ failures (3.20 versus 2.40 and 2.92, respectively), although neurological failure was not taken into account in the present study.