Sentence examples similar to Astute marking from inspiring English sources
But astute managers mark the daily progress of small successes and failures with an evenhanded, open curiosity about the lessons learned and the next steps to take.
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Luckily, for England, some astute cricketing brains had already marked out this particular fast bowler as one for the future.
But while those songs marked Dailey & Vincent as astute preservationists, they have wider-ranging ears too.
Astute observers will notice what is happening.
Residents along the shore of Broadford Bay — close to the spot on the mainland where Prince Charles Edward Stuart, a k a Bonnie Prince Charlie, set sail for Skye after the collapse of his 1745 rebellion against the British monarchy — said the Astute had gone aground well inside red buoys that mark the navigation channel on the approaches to the Skye Bridge.
Corson's leadership was marked by a profound respect for those whom he led by being an astute and thoughtful listener - a concept he articulated as his principle of fences and bases.
Astute readers may remember that it took the company nearly 2 years to hit the 10 billion message mark, so there's little question that the free messaging service is picking up steam.
It is a mark of the producers' astute management of their blockbuster musical franchise: they know how to hit all the right notes, from self-parody to star casting.
