astute造句

So Thain was astute.

Zhou Enlai was too astute to rail against reality.

Apple is ruthlessly astute in protecting its business model.

This astute policy is informed by the past.

This time around, the government has been assertive and astute in trying to keep the peace.

Is it a trick, an astute divide-and-rule tactic used repeatedly by the regime?

Gourard was an astute businessman with a keen eye for publicity.

Nato, he said, was being astute and would "take information from any source it can."

Because even financially astute people have bad money habits, he says, and there are five archetypes.

Last week I mentioned that astute investors following the Common Sense system should be getting ready to sell something.

Only Parmalat's seemingly astute ability to rapidly grow earnings and revenues with acquisitions had placated those concerns.

Similarly astute was India's Titan Industries, which has increased its share of India's wristwatch market despite the entry of foreign brands such as Timex and Swatch.

Basketball sages point out that the press can be beaten by a well-coached team with adept ball handlers and astute passers-and that is true.

He writes with feeling, backed up by an impressively broad list of sources as well as sharp critical insight and astute judgment.

HSBC has lost its reputation as an astute buyer of Banks. Its dream of being a leading firm in China is subject to the whim of that country's nationalistic government.