Sentence examples for acumen because of from inspiring English sources

Offensive Tackle Ryan Clady, Broncos Not many guys turn down a five-year, $50 million contract before the season and then play well enough to be lauded for their foresight and negotiating acumen because of it.

And with so many Americans forced to rely on their own investing acumen because of the decline of traditional pension plans and lax government rules about financial advice, these awful returns really matter.

Still, Ms. Gao of the trade bureau said that economic reforms under way would certainly help sharpen her nation's business acumen because the Chinese now have the money to pay for training.

ISM makes use of the collective acumen of Lean/JIT practitioners.

Timothy Mo's novels report on colonial predicaments in East Asia with a political acumen reminiscent of Joseph Conrad.

Such public diplomacy is in fact patronizing and, therefore, insulting because it underestimates the political acumen of the Muslim public.

I'm sure you are all aware of the legendary financial acumen of public officials.

They commended the diagnostic acumen of the CBSVs and confirmed that the majority of their referrals were valid and accurate.

In particular the setting of the study in a department of genitourinary medicine further strengthened the acumen of clinical diagnosis.

It was never because of business acumen.

But for those who study the draft, the Ravens are considered almost unmatched because of their acumen in the middle rounds, where the remaining players have greater shortcomings.