Sentence examples for shrewd timing from inspiring English sources

Shrewd timing by the commissioner.

Teun Draaisma, the strategist at Morgan Stanley who has made some shrewd timing calls over the last couple of years, points out that the average rally after deep bear markets is 70%.

Investors view Mr. Zell as an oracle of sorts because of his shrewd timing in selling Equity Office Properties, the nation's largest office landlord, to the private equity group Blackstone for $39 billion in 2007, just months before the real estate market began a steep decline.

Chandos CHAN 10438 £12.99 With a Korngold revival imminent on the South Bank, Chandos shows shrewd timing with this second volume of the Austro-Hungarian composer's film music, a stylish adjunct to his output of operas, songs, orchestral and chamber works.

In "Promethean Fire" she dances with Mr. Trusnovec the dark, urgent duet that best establishes the tragic dimension of this spectacular work; in "Antique Valentine," through underplaying and perfect focus and shrewd timing, she gives the clue to all the funniest moments.

In a review in The New York Times, Frank Rich wrote that Mr. Randolph played the character -- an "unreconstructed, if sometimes hypocritical Trotskyite" -- with "a matchless mixture of buried affection and shrewd comic timing".

Instead John Degenkolb rides a shrewd race, timing his sprint to perfection in the velodrome, to secure Germany's first victory in the race since 1896.

None of this will make Americans think worse of him, however.BP's timing is shrewd.

Tillman did it with shrewd use of physicality, timing and positioning.

His timing was shrewd and almost unheard of in its brashness.

There was her technique - huskytoned, steel-hard in phrasing, with immaculate timing, an unsentimental tenderness and a shrewd wit.