Upset by Dorothy's sharp put-down of her crystallographic acumen, Rosalind left Oxford, never to return.
Not surprisingly, her friends who were eyeing a getaway and were well aware of her travel acumen frequently turned to Ms. Colony for insight and itinerary planning.
Ms. Truss has not succeeded solely on the basis of her punctuation acumen (though that is considerable -- and by the way, she finds dashes and parentheses annoying).
Because of her business acumen and skill in working with representatives of a multinational consortium, the protagonist becomes a project leader for her companytaking on managerial responsibilities even while being denied a managerial title.
Typically, she did not shy away from the publicity, nor did she lose any of her business acumen in using the publicity surrounding her looming death to make money.
Though we can't take credit for her artistic skills, and the shoes are all beautiful pieces of artwork indeed, the story Ruthie shared of her business acumen and entrepreneurial drive were inspiring.
So that's part of her observational acumen".
It was, rather, a risk that she had been mindful of during her past decade of public life: that her acumen and high competence, unadorned, would narrow her public appeal, and alienate the more retrograde; and also that her steeliness, if it were to show through, would alienate many more.
Leonard Riggio said he named Ms. Toulantis, 47, chief executive because of her combination of financial acumen and motivational skills.
As for any lingering taint of Ms. Greenfield's tabloid custody battle, Mr. Labby prefers to view it as an enhancement of her legal experience and acumen.
