Sentence examples for shrewd use from inspiring English sources
But she made shrewd use of her potential liabilities.
It was a shrewd use of their time.
He testified in 1894 that he had made $350,000 through shrewd use of their advice.
At other moments Hiromi made shrewd use of syncopation and even, fleetingly, silence.
Tillman did it with shrewd use of physicality, timing and positioning.
And he impressed local officials with his shrewd use of the machinery of the federal government.
When the number of occupying troops is condemned as insufficient for the occupying task at hand, the White House and Pentagon may figure out how to make shrewder use of U.S. air power -- in combination with private mercenaries and Iraqis who are desperate enough for jobs that they're willing to point guns at the occupiers' enemies.
It's about how shrewd operators use the news media to get their message out.
Mr Bogdanor puts his scholarship to shrewd, worldly use, explaining how much conventional wisdom about Britain's constitutional pipework is simply wrong.He is especially interesting on how two of the most common arguments about AV are wrong.
It's the first film in which Bela Lugosi (already renowned thanks to the 1931 "Dracula") and Boris Karloff (famed as Frankenstein's monster, from the 1931 movie) appear together, and Ulmer makes shrewd, sly use of the actors' borrowed identities to tint the action of "The Black Cat".
In a role-playing game, even those played online in real time, combat generally revolves around the shrewd, strategic use of gear and special abilities rather than on the human player's spatial perception and eye-hand coordination — the province of a shooter or other sort of action game.
