Sentence examples for knowledge and acumen from inspiring English sources

Somewhere, there is a reclamation project awaiting Brown's expertise, a team in need of his vast knowledge and acumen.

Skills: such as the ability to network, to think strategically, to gain access to resources, business knowledge and acumen, interpersonal skills and people management capabilities.

"Without his football knowledge and business acumen Chelsea would not be where we are today.

He had more business knowledge and commercial acumen in his little finger then I had in my whole body and yet he was able to deploy it and help me learn without condescension or undermining me in my first CEO role.

To be able to deliver sound horsemanship advice and be eligible to be willingly paid for his knowledge and professional acumen, an attending vet needs to appreciate the true nature of horses and learn how to manage bleeding and unsoundness in more appropriate, less pharmaceutical, fashions.

Within physiotherapy, the extended role has provided clinicians with autonomy to use knowledge and clinical acumen to request investigations such as Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and X-ray as part of the diagnostic process, a practice beyond the traditional scope of physiotherapy.

On landing in Rostock, Masri found himself without a lifetime's worth of knowledge and cultural acumen.

"Scientists spend their lives accumulating knowledge and developing technical acumen," he says, "but working for a business requires something else entirely--people skills.

Nothing but respect for his breadth of art history knowledge, design acumen, and just general good taste.

But because women largely shared their knowledge with each other, their expertise and acumen missed out on getting a prominent place in the historical record -- or a place at all.

When Bryant was hired, Google Cloud CEO Diane Greene noted that "Diane's strategic acumen, technical knowledge and client focus will prove invaluable as we accelerate the scale and reach of Google Cloud".