Sentence examples for shrewd effort from inspiring English sources
Thanks to the Met's oceanic closets and to its long, shrewd effort to shape itself into a popular entertainment hub, the two exhibitions have been hits, the Picasso in particular — even with B-level art — generating a blockbusterish frisson.
The key to success in Ghana has been creative and enlightened cooperation between international lenders and local officials, combined with Mr. Rawlings's shrewd effort to tame the military and redirect it away from politics.
Or was she scattered like a fox, tossing up dust and loose ends in a consistent, even shrewd, effort to assume blame as an accessory instead of as a murderer?
Perhaps industry-insiders see a shrewd effort by ABC, if not so much by being bold in its programming, then certainly in its ability to get lots of press and, ultimately, a big audience for the mini-series.
Though the song is a shrewd effort to have it both ways, retaining the slinky, subtle feel of D'Angelo's music while incorporating hip-hop in its second half, it's also the album's weakest track.
The leaders of the Million Mom March for "common sense gun control" next Sunday, Mother's Day, have a warm and fuzzy Web site (www.millionmommarch.com), a shrewd media effort and an aggressive grassroots organizing campaign.
There have already been shrewd journalistic efforts by, among others, Thomas L. Friedman, William Greider and Robert D. Kaplan.
"Under the guise of helping small business, this is just a shrewd and cynical effort that ultimately harms consumers".
Why? Shrewd worldwide marketing efforts.
Shrewd MPs have also made a serious effort to connect with their new members by running "training sessions".
