The internet has proven remarkably astute at evading regulation — and bitcoin, as well as the wider cryptocurrency sector, will be no different.
They are remarkably astute in exploiting questions of culture and identity and are frequently among the first to push new divisive conversations.
His predictions for the team proved remarkably astute: on Keshi, on Mikel Obi, on the quality of the locally based players, on the team's wealth of attacking options when others were lamenting the omission of Osaze Odemwingie and Obafemi Martins.
Anthimus' observation in the 6th century was remarkably astute, despite the generally unreliable association between spoilage and safety.
That level of achievement was on display last Friday at the busy offices of The Lowell, the school's remarkably astute and well-written student newspaper.
POTUS is a remarkably astute and stubborn individual.
… I might afford a new car". Mel Lane was not just a remarkably astute businessman, he was a passionate environmentalist and a pioneer in the conservation movement in California.
The result is a "remarkably astute" work by "one of the great synthesizers of our time," Paul Kennedy wrote in the Book Review last January.
This is certainly true of J. M. Roberts's remarkably astute and balanced work, "Twentieth Century: The History of the World, 1901 to 2000".
This was before the advent of the EKG and still stands as one of the most remarkably astute clinical observations in the history of medicine.
("Hall was a perfectly ruthless chap, you know," one of his former students told the historian Dorothy Ross, characterizing Hall as a husband, during interviews that she conducted for a remarkably astute biography).
