Sentence examples for shrewd growth from inspiring English sources
If you're a private-sector entrepreneur, participating in the edamame economy is shrewd: Growth in consumer spending has primarily been in the upper income groups.
By the time he was 40, having propelled himself Horatio Alger-fromion from bobbin boy in a cotton factory to shrewd investor in growth industries, Carnegie had almost total control of steel production in western Pennsylvania, and he spent the next 25 years squeezing every penny he could out of his mills.
The immediate causes include a slowing of economic growth, the shrewd tactics of the opposition Democratic Progressive party (DPP), the spoiling role of a third party, and the emergence of a new kind of grassroots activism in Taiwan.
It turned out to be a shrewd gamble, as video became a growth industry, and the band's good looks, energy and extravagant budgets made them the poster boys for a whole new way of flogging music.
Net worth: $4.7 billion The man: Exceedingly shrewd judge of business opportunity and growth markets.
It is a shrewd business move with explosive potential for growth: 80 percent of the autistic population in the U.S. is currently under 18.
It sacrificed economic growth at the altar of survival – including shrewd appeasement of the military when the occasion demanded – to become the first government in Pakistan's 66-year history to successfully complete its term in office.
And finally, Christian himself is a transcript from life; Bunyan, the physician of souls with a shrewd eye for backsliders, had faithfully observed his own spiritual growth.
Instead, individuals accepted the promise that, through hard work, shrewd educational and other "life" choices, and a little luck, they – or their children – would reap the benefits of economic growth.
