Translation of "Military prowess" in German

They have heard of your military prowess, my liege.

It became, as a consequence, a site for exhibiting military prowess.

The bow and arrow has ever been a symbol of military prowess.

The key to male dominance was military prowess.

The queen's personification as Minerva would facilitate Henry's military prowess and her own.

Indeed, Islam’s increasing military prowess helped it to spread rapidly around the world.

He was known for both military prowess and fondness for literature, philosophy, and science.

The whole world has been surprised and astounded by the military prowess of the Red Army.

However, China and the USA are not only heavyweights in terms of economic and political power but also military prowess.

He was not known as "The Lion" during his own lifetime, and the title did not relate to his tenacious character or his military prowess.

On the Japanese side, there is growing anxiety over China’s increasing economic and military prowess, such that some nationalists would like to “settle” the matter in Japan’s favor as soon as possible.

Yes, American military prowess has drained away into what Winston Churchill called “the thankless deserts of Mesopotamia,” and its moral authority has been weakened by events in places from Guantánamo Bay to Abu Ghraib.

They were able to use their original military prowess and "sell" it for highly prized, hard cash, in an economy that, in the Late Middle Ages and Early Modern period, was overwhelmingly based on barter and natural produce.

He was not known as "the Lion" during his own lifetime, and the title did not relate to his tenacious character or his military prowess.

Now, again, the Jews are intoxicated by their military prowess, by obedience of the US and EU, by their control over media.

A rising world power that feels a need to demonstrate its military and logistical prowess to the rest of the world, perhaps even to use it as a threat?

After Gulliver boasts to a foreign king of among other matters Britain's vast colonial domains and its military prowess, his interlocutor responds:

A state known for its military prowess like Israel is more likely to incur the wrath of indifferent bystanders than "freedom fighters," even if they're nothing more than terrorists.

On its western shore, in the 2nd century AD, the Romans built the city fortress which became one of the most famous cities of the Empire, not only for its military prowess, its economic wealth, but also for its cultural and spiritual magnificence.

It owes its pre-eminence and authority to many advantages and qualities, not least to its military prowess and its preparedness to use force which - if we are to be honest - is comparable, in the eyes of those who fall victim to it, to the very terrorism the US says it abhors.

Center of the Exhibition is the Arsenale, reachable in 15 minutes walking from Hotel Colombina, the symbol of the “Serenissima” Republic power and military prowess, the heart of its naval industry.

For a while, at least, Susquehannock military prowess and a spirit of competition among the Europeans of the southern bays had assured control of access to a market.