Sentence examples for has shrewdly been from inspiring English sources

For decades he has shrewdly been buying and selling holdings in energy, telecoms, retail and property.

Over the last few years, Mattel has shrewdly been giving their star doll a more feminist-friendly makeover - they've made Barbie a paleontologist, a computer engineer and presidential candidate.

For a woman who says what she thinks and has never trusted anyone to do anything on her behalf, this defense-mandated self-denial goes against her every instinct, and this, Hare has shrewdly seen, is where a lot of drama resides.

Ever since local government cuts began rolling out the government has shrewdly made it look like it's somehow nothing to do with Westminster.

Gail Berman, president of Paramount Pictures, a unit of Viacom, has shrewdly laid low during the studio's highly publicized fight with Tom Cruise as she attempts to turn around the studio.

"She has shrewdly recognized that teachers' unions need to be part of the reform," said Richard D. Kahlenberg, a senior fellow at the Century Foundation, an education research group.

Nor would it be the last in a 34-year career that has shrewdly straddled art and commerce.

Ed Miliband has shrewdly backed the principle of a cap, while contesting the government's analysis of why welfare spending has been rising and how it should be controlled.

Could it be that its exec producer Harvey Weinstein, a past master of wrangling awards voting, has shrewdly calculated how to maximise his chances for an award?

Iran was the first country to recognize Iraq after the American invasion, and it has shrewdly reached out to politicians from all the major sects and ethnicities.

There is a nascent admiration for Bhutan, which shares Sikkim's paucity of heritage items but which has shrewdly managed a sensitive conservation of its monastic heritage.