Sentence examples for proved its prowess from inspiring English sources

Dallas again proved its prowess on the road, winning for the fifth time in seven such playoff games.

Beijing says it needs every drop of water it can drink to prove its prowess to the world, a demand that requires people in the poorer, neighboring provinces to foot the cost.

A case against the policy is that it is militarizing and making explicit a Cold War-influenced containment approach that may prove provocative, tempting Beijing to prove its prowess by entering military conflicts over disputed islands in the South China Seas or over Taiwan earlier than it might have otherwise.

Oracle already has proven its prowess with this approach in its joint efforts with HP.

The focus is on mitigation of the process complications, which have proven its prowess in disabling the successful completion of such projects that are subjected to manpower and time constraints.

But while Audi long ago proved its winter prowess, the company has never had a top-heavy sport utility.

Hezbollah already proved its military prowess in its 2006 war with Israel, firing thousands of rockets.

Kyocera has proved its mobile-phone prowess recently by being the first in the world to bring a portable TV phone to market.

But in today's fast-moving scientific world with nonstop discoveries about the virtues of most fruits and vegetables, the only way something as seasonal as a cranberry can distinguish itself is by proving its nutritional prowess on many fronts.

The biggest credit goes to the IPL committee for acknowledging that they could not use millions of cricket fans and the cricketers themselves as collaterals in a bid to prove its organisational prowess.

Bezos publicly savors the fact that Amazon has proven its digital prowess -- aggregating, safeguarding and analyzing many billions of factoids about human beings -- to the satisfaction of the CIA.