Sentence examples for acumen off from inspiring English sources

Known both for its hard-nosed business acumen off the field, as well as the hard-hitting action on it, the NFL is one of a growing list of converts from the world of sport to a school of thought that incorporates environmental responsibility into the business model.

Celebrities are often praised for their acting or singing talents while their business acumen off-screen goes largely unnoticed.

But his tenacity, Southern charm and investment acumen paid off for Mr. Jenrette when both firms faced hard times and turned to him for leadership.

Today brings the announcement of six new boardroom advisors for Schwarzenegger, whose tenure as the series' next telegenic font of business acumen kicks off with the show's premiere of back-to-back episodes Jan.

Here, he would showcase his increased leadership acumen, his off-season diligence, his marked improvement.

The advocates of deregulation have displayed an astonishing lack of political acumen by shrugging off what has always been apparent: that Australians overwhelmingly reject fee deregulation.

She clearly misjudged the acumen of plants.

His business acumen has paid off: Breitbart received 18.3 million unique visitors in July, according to data from comScore, up about 40percentt from the year prior.

One of Fox's biggest bets in the coming year originated under his predecessor, Peter Liguori, but it will nevertheless give Mr. Rice ample opportunity to demonstrate his marketing acumen right off the bat.

And yet bestowing too much modern acumen on the central figures can be fatal, a show-off game that you quickly tire of.

Some revel in their mediocrity and others show off their acumen, yet all engage and entertain the reader.