Sentence examples for shrewd management from inspiring English sources

Market size matters, but not as much as shrewd management.

All that glamour is backed by shrewd management.

Bombardier owes its success to shrewd management as well as judicious use of tax dollars.

In which case Northampton, with their fervent fans and shrewd management, are in safe hands.

Mr. Waldbaum was known for shrewd management and strong balance sheets.

And he will find an organisation in pretty rude health, thanks to Watson's shrewd management over the past seven years.

In any event, Mr. Cameron's stated solution for immigrants' supposed missing allegiance and compatibility is "much more active, muscular liberalism" (definition left to the reader), which, in practical terms, looks mostly limited to what he defined as "shrewder" management of public money given to organizations "doing little to combat extremism".

Many economists agree that shrewd state management can be better than market forces in getting a developing nation on its feet.

In 1964, he inherited a balance of payments deficit of £800m, in 1970, thanks to shrewd economic management, it had been turned into a surplus of £550m, a 20th century record.

Seattle held the Caps at arm's length for much of the match, enjoying prolonged spells of possession that gave Schmid's side a degree of shrewd game management that they had desperately lacked in the defeat to the Columbus Crew the week before.

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.