Sentence examples for prowess acquired from inspiring English sources

The technological prowess acquired by the Yankees includes the ability to program 1,100 flat-panel, high-definition TV monitors with live game coverage, archival and highlight video, statistics, promotional messages and weather and traffic updates.

The centre-back Matthew Pennington's ultimately encouraging league bow was a source of pride but modern-day managers are often judged more on their prowess in acquiring players than developing them.

Accomplished in philosophical debate and other forms of cultured discourse, he was highly regarded by his contemporaries as a new Xuanxue champion "second only to Wang Bi," whose philosophical prowess had by then acquired legendary proportions.

One way Japan acquired its technological prowess was by letting its companies exploit a captive domestic market of gadget-crazy consumers and then rapidly develop better and cheaper models to export.

According to Beyond Adaptation: Essays on Radical Transformations of Original Works, these lyrics "add a hint of darkness as they celebrate male prowess" by suggesting that one who has "acquired fiery strength" is also "untamed as the moon's dark side".

Sukawaty is high on his old employer, Sprint PCS, because of its CDMA prowess (he retains most of the stock he acquired when he exercised his options) and also on Verizon's wireless arm, which is about to be spun off.

The Knicks had just acquired Tyson Chandler, adding defensive heft to their offensive prowess.

"Items" — cyberweapons, outfits and special abilities acquired through gaming that strengthen their owners' combat prowess — are traded for real money online.

It is unclear whether Peca, who was acquired for his leadership along with his defensive prowess and playmaking abilities, will be named the Islanders' new captain.

Then, acquired CT image data were imported to the Prowess Panther 5.10 treatment planning system (Siemens Medical System).

More recently he has acquired a reputation as an artistic director of uncommon prowess in transforming Ballet Arizona, which he has been leading since 2000, into something special.