Sentence examples for a more shrewd from inspiring English sources

As a business leader, the 64-year-old has cut a more shrewd figure – negotiating deals with Russian oligarchs and Arab sheikhs at the world's largest publicly traded oil company.

So though Brazil had the best team on paper they were beaten by a more shrewd and counter attacking team.

However in vivo, the process is controlled in a more shrewd way (through protein-DNA interactions), assuring local conformational differences within a single molecule.

"They're in some ways less daring and violent than Escobar, a little more shrewd, a little smarter," said Mark Bowden, author of "Killing Pablo" (Atlantic Monthly Press Monthly, 2001), about the hunt for Mr. Escobar.

But the difference now is that he is older and wiser and therefore a lot more shrewd and a lot more careful.

There's no question that the newly elected president scored a great upset and deserves credit for running a far more shrewd campaign than his critics contended throughout the election.

"He's much more tightly organized, much more calculating -- a much more shrewd gangster," Winter told TV Guide.

Ferrer, a decade older and infinitely more shrewd, prevailed by 6-7 (6), 6-1, 4-6, 6-2, 6-2.

So a more visually shrewd populace expects a more visually sophisticated menu of the day's events over its coffee and toast.

But Puffy is much more shrewd than Sinatra, who signed a document giving up 43% of his income for years to bandleader Tommy Dorsey and his manager.

And while boosting your AI's natural language interface's mean-squared-error from 80-82 percent is an internal cause for celebration, users are much more shrewd.