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.
They are shrewd, but they can spend more".
An equally shrewd move is to spend the extra on some extravagant, indulgent places to stay.
The prolific French writer is portrayed as a shrewd, imaginative woman who spent her long, eventful life in open defiance of convention and social morality as she created multiple careers for herself and carried on prodigiously with members of both sexes.
To many Democrats, Ms. McMahon's improved showing with women is more a product of shrewd marketing and seemingly limitless spending — more of her own money than anyone has spent to win a Senate seat — than anything meaningful.
Meanwhile Graeme Swann was at his shrewdest, content to spend some of the time as Panesar's assistant, which is not usually his happiest habitat.
Also, Blackstone's acquisition timing, amid a consumer spending slump, was shrewd.
Still, this week he has continued to argue that it would be a "shrewd investment" if the government spent "a couple of thousand dollars" to stop boats leaving Indonesia.
Built by a combination of shrewd trades, draft choices and heavy spending on the free agent market, the new Cubs have a young, power-hitting team featuring third baseman Kris Bryant, first baseman Rizzo and shortstop Addison Russell.
By implication, the filing should show that the his campaign was shrewd, frugal even, in how it spent what little money it had last month.
