Sentence examples for more astute analysis from inspiring English sources

A similar theoretical naïveté can be observed in a recent, albeit slightly more astute, analysis of the determinants of tobacco excise tax in the USA [ 44].

The analysis is more astute as the authors find that 'political' determinants determine tax levels.

"Hopefully this new crop of regulators will be more astute than those who ignored a 15-page detailed analysis of the Madoff fraud that was handed to them on a platter years before his unmasking".

As contrary as it is hilarious, Wolfe's classic analysis of the world of modern art seems if anything to have become more astute since its first publication in 1975.

At philosophy Federico was even more astute.

But Mr Wilders has proved more astute than his predecessors.

His career and reputation on Wall Street hinge on his astute analysis of Microsoft.

"He's better than Wren with clients, much better and politically more astute.

But she needs a more astute director than Madonna, and a much better film than "W.E".

Mrs. Obama is more astute about her role and image than any First Lady since Jacqueline Kennedy.

Vincent said that since his retirement, he has become much more astute about injuries.