Sentence examples for The sharpest business from inspiring English sources

This was a bone of contention at board meetings, especially with Pickford, the sharpest business brain at UA.

The youngest female character, Emily Berrington's comely yet deeply caustic Effie, Gordon's daughter, also turns out to be the sharpest business person on that stage, which isn't the same thing as making her interesting to watch.

Throughout, the staging has a fluid, almost cinematic speed recalling the sharp cutting of a Hitchcock movie, and the performers often move with an eye-catching intensity, a heated animalism coursing underneath the sharp business suits.

That's a lot less than the proposed $6.2 billion fee that Sharp announced one month ago, and it reflects that Foxconn held the deal up over last-minute concerns around the viability of the Sharp business and its recent financial performance.

And perhaps even more importantly, this technological movement has the potential to blur the sharp line between traditional business and traditional web startups, dramatically expanding the playing field for innovation.

One of the sharpest sports business people around.

The sale of the Sharps Bedroom business saved 96 of its 160 showrooms from closure.

The president's sharp business acumen led to capital investments in Detroit; and now GM is the number one automaker in the world, and Chrysler is profitable.

The sisters' defiance and sharp business acumen kept them on such a friendly footing with Chicago gangsters, saloon keepers and politicians that it also kept them out of jail.

Richard Relph was a committed family man and was known in the village for his sharp business acumen.

Some of the sharpest critics of business are Republicans.