Sentence examples for bit astute from inspiring English sources

Yes, perhaps I can say that I am a bit astute, that I can adapt to circumstances, but it is also true that I am a bit naïve.

After this year, assuming that Congress can agree on a budget and the sequester remains in effect, the cuts can at least start to get a bit more astute.

While Heskey was an astute bit of business, Newcastle otherwise neglected their foreign quota.

In one way this is an astute bit of Christmas marketing, a handsome object containing most of the good poems.

"If we play a bit more tactically astute, we know we can beat them".

The promises were made after what some would say was an astute bit of political pressure by NHS England boss Simon Stevens last autumn.

Many believe Swiss energy minister Doris Leuthard's decision to suspend all plans for new nuclear power stations was an astute bit of crisis management, in order to give her government time to develop a new policy.

An astute bit of market awareness for a seven year old.

Politicians want to extend the benefits of partnerships to industries they have come to favour either on the basis of ideology, or astute lobbying, or a bit of both.

This Holmes, as embodied by Robert Stephens, is sexually ambiguous, vain, cocaine-addicted, and a bit of a crackpot; he's astute about tiny details while missing the important things that happen to him.

When that happens, you have to be a bit more defensive-minded and tactically astute to get positive results.