Sentence examples for of its prowess from inspiring English sources

Worst of all for Germany's reputation as export champion of the world is the suspicion that it may owe some of its prowess to secret bank accounts and slush funds.Klaus Kleinfeld, Siemens's chief executive since January 2005, may escape the full wrath of shareholders.

Before I'm prepared to combat the beast of my celebrity, I'll need to assess the size of the thing, what kind of teeth it bares, the nature of its prowess.

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

Yet for all of its prowess, Mazda's relatively small financial basket suggests that there are only so many eggs to go around.

In other words, Isis' control of Iraqi territory became a symbol of its prowess and central to the organisation's ability to sustain itself.

But in recent days, with the first sizeable flood since the dam's completion, some Yangzi flood-control officials have been trying to dampen expectations of its prowess.

Online footage of its acting prowess does reveal it to be rather wooden, although no more so than anything on display in, say, Avatar.

When talks lag or the North does not get the result it is seeking, it often seeks to remind neighbors of its military prowess — by testing a nuclear device or a new missile, for example.

For all of its distribution prowess, the Internet as we know it isn't terribly good at ascribing proper attribution.

Brazil won recognition of its technological prowess this week when computer giant IBM Corp. said it has chosen the country to host IBM's ninth global research center.

Indeed, Virginia Senator Jim Webb referred to it as "Cheney's fondest pipe dream". Though Iran's threat to the national security of the United States is grossly exaggerated, it is a far more powerful country today in terms of its military prowess than was Iraq in 2002, when Senator Clinton supported invading that country because of its alleged danger to U.S. national security.