shrewd造句

It's a shrewd tactic.

It may be shrewd, too.

This was a shrewd dig.

Oh, you are a shrewd wiggler.

Her brother is a shrewd businessman.

The question was a quick, shrewd parry.

But he is also a tough and shrewd negotiator.

I became very rich by making some shrewd investments.

He whanged his son a shrewd one yesterday.

Rand, on the other hand, was rhetorically shrewd.

I found him tough, smart, shrewd, very unsentimental, very pragmatic.

It would have been different if the master praised themfor being shrewd or effective or profitable.

He's an artist, a scientist and a shrewd businessman (all) rolled into one.

To appreciate the shrewd son, Mr. Nathan ordered an ice cream on the side.

The office will be headed by Pieter Feith, a shrewd Dutch diplomat.

Affable, friendly, exceedingly shrewd, and speaking French capably, he was admirably suited for his task.

That last part - "according to his ability or achievement" -is the tempering phrase, a shrewd bit of expectations management.

For luxury car buyers - notoriously labeled the shrewd shoppers - a good deal is icing on the cake.

But according to Dr Dean, the shrewd females have worked out a way of dealing with this tactic as well.

People who can afford to hire shrewd lawyers often find legal loopholes enabling them to escape most taxes.

This is also shrewd: the poor do not care about his achievements as a diplomat and globaliser, which scarcely impinge on their lives.

Even those shrewd enough to stick their money in a savings account have had to worry about the safety of the banks.

In the competitive, volatile markets of this millennium, shrewd money management is no longer just the preserve of Chief Financial Officers. We all need to practice it!

Mr. Pandit -- who did not initially identify himself -- asked a shrewd but technical question: How would the deal affect the risk to Bear Stearns's trading partners on certain long-term contracts?

Would it be beyond a philosopher's research, think ye, gentlemen, to analyse that child's nature, and, from its make and mould, to give a shrewd guess at the father?