Sentence examples for potential prowess from inspiring English sources

But there's another, even more fascinating hidden story line in the 2008 campaign that speaks to the potential prowess of an Obama candidacy.

Perhaps the most visually convincing argument against Bolt's potential prowess in the mile is the footage of the nine-time Olympic gold medalist and sprinting specialist Carl Lewis struggling to run a 2 16 half-mile in his prime, in 1986, on television.

In a country that for long periods has failed to live up to its potential, prowess at the game provided "a confidence in ourselves that no other institution has given Brazil to the same extent", as Roberto DaMatta, an anthropologist, wrote in the 1980s.

Dell's Ophelia may just legitimize what is now a largely underwhelming class of gadgetry, thanks to its potential prowess as both a consumer and enterprise device, but it may take more than an aggressive price point and some nifty new features to make Ophelia into something worth owning.

Investment in biotech, for instance, is now €60m, up sixfold in eight years, but still only a tenth of the British or German total.Miguel Sebastián, the industry minister, talks up Spain's growing prowess and potential in a long list of innovative businesses, ranging from renewable energy to aerospace and information technology.

Hear mention of Asia these days and you think about China's enormous potential, India's software prowess or Japan's long-overdue rebound.

Finn's dismissal of McCullum all but stopped the chase in its tracks even given the potential of Martin Guptill's hitting prowess.

Perhaps the hosts' caution was understandable, given New York's counter-attacking prowess, and the potential for n away goal to effectively kill off the tie.

Despite some sloppy safety play, a 108 showed the potential of Trump's potting prowess and after the mid-session interval the Bristolian moved swiftly up through the gears.

There are several ways to choose the chicken breed, such as for their egg-laying prowess, their meat potential or just because they're pretty (sometimes all three reasons coincide).

All potential control patients met the PROWESS-derived definition for severe sepsis and two or more organs failing but did not receive DrotAA.