Fred Wilpon, the Mets' owner, who may soon need a shrewd general manager to revamp his club, will most likely monitor Michael's situation closely.
Attracting funding for renewable-energy research requires showmanship, and the need for shrewd marketing has grown in recent years, as legacy-world interest in carbon-free energy has slackened.
Ms Bennett's elevation is an encouraging sign, in that she displayed more awareness of the need for shrewd tactics and strategy than idealistic rivals such as Romayne Phoenix.
After an aggressive campaign to educate its population on the need for shrewd use of antibiotics, the rate of penicillin-resistant pneumococci in Iceland declined from nearly 20% in 1993 to 16.9% in 1994 (31, 32 ).
But the president does need to be shrewd.
So artists, like anyone else, need to be shrewd about windfalls.
You should know that the claims made by various online services provided are not always true, so you need to be shrewd while filtering options.
He needs to be shrewd but good-humored, absorbed but resilient.
There comes a time in every man's life when he needs to stand up and be counted; when he needs to take a shrewd, critical look at himself and come out.
As the two opponents sat on the stage at the brightly lit news conference in Atlantic City's Boardwalk Hall, you would not have needed to be a shrewd psychologist to work out what had happened in the fight.
