Sentence examples for shrewd information from inspiring English sources

To be sure, the White House under Obama's predecessor, George W. Bush, was famous for its own aggressive brand of indirection and information control -- and in fairness, all presidential administrations eventually run hard up against competing interests in shrewd information management on the one hand, and government transparency on the other.

Shrewd, informed judgements.

One hundred years ago, the British soldier-explorer Frances Younghusband found Ladakhis "typical travelling merchant[s] of Central Asia... intelligent, shrewd, full of information," and to this day you can see how this resourceful and seasoned culture of traders has adjusted to all the latest visitors from afar, as it did to the traffickers in more tangible goods who came before them.

Its interest lies in its description and factual information and in its shrewd assessment of contemporary figures and motives.

She said that it was not out of the ordinary that the articles by USA Today and The Post contained much of the same information, considering how media-shrewd the denizens of the arms market had become.

Where information is lacking, Wills provides shrewd and judicious guesses.

This type of information allows them to appear knowledgeable, shrewd and smart--all admired characteristics.

Circulation -- of wealth, information, organic matter -- is the theme this shrewd group show.

Though there have been few security breaches involving anything more than some shrewd password guessing, just the idea of hosting highly sensitive information on offsite, shared servers is not terribly comforting to most IT executives.

Most, but by no means all, consumers are shrewd enough to be suspicious of e-mail requests for personal information.

Not to mention the pleasure of being in Brunetti's company when this shrewd but scrupulously honest man is having a crisis of ethics at the flower market or trying to pry information from a hostile nun.