Hamilton argued that "it is of importance that the confidence of cautious sagacious capitalists both citizens and foreigners, should be excited," and their fear of risk allayed by "a degree of countenance and support from government" so they might "be capable of overcoming the obstacles inseperable from first experiments".
In all these areas, his commentary is sagacious and valuable.
At center, Brad Meester is sagacious but no longer explosive.
Since such an extreme sequence conservation at species level is well documented in the case of Mycobacterium, further analysis of MIP would be sagacious to have an explicit understanding of taxonomic identity and specific physiological attributes of this bacterium, particularly in the context of evolution and speciation.
"But," he commented in a deeply sagacious voice, "it was necessary for the military to intervene, otherwise, the Islamists would have come to power, and then Algeria would be in real trouble!" Of course, the coup that saved Algeria from the Islamists resulted in a civil war of horrific brutality that killed at least 100,000 people.
The book is liberally scattered with wise sayings in Latin and Greek – genuine fragments of antiquity that are as often mysterious as they are sagacious.
Theses are sagacious men.
In each case, the investigator concerned was sagacious enough to link various seemingly unrelated facts together to come up with a valuable conclusion.
It is said that Tiruvalluvar, or Holy Valluvar, was a humble weaver who, despite his humble origins and implied lack of formal education, was so sagacious, pious, and holy that he perfectly captured the very essence of ethics, virtue, and morality, in fact the very essence of dharma, in short pithy poetic couplets that remain unsurpassed to this day.
It is sound descriptively, less sagacious prescriptively.
It's one of those phrases that attending physicians will spout off to their medical students while on rounds, trying to sound both sagacious and clever at the same time.
