Sentence examples similar to special acumen from inspiring English sources
Due to Tech's acumen on special teams, Auburn was forced to spend extra time in preparing its special teams to face Virginia Tech in the Sugar Bowl.
Toyota can do so little wrong in Maynard's eyes that she goes so far as to say that its chief executive, Akio Toyoda, the grandson of the company's founder, got the job "through a combination of hard work, dedication and business acumen — rather than special treatment or guidance from his family".
This is part of Obama's attempt to deflect the charge that he is anti-wealth, and therefore anti-business; it's also a handy way to suggest that Romney's wealth, and by implication his business acumen, isn't so special.
Soon, Schlick was presented with an opportunity to display his scientific acumen, by explaining the philosophical import of Special Relativity.
Acumen across disparate disciplines -- including ones that require special administrative and operational skills -- is rare, and it's unrealistic to expect every founder to rise to the occasion.
This intervention by the young American, dubbed "Fredo" by Trump campaign colleagues for frequently displaying a deficit of business acumen and political skill, gives new meaning to the "special relationship" between the United States and Britain.
This multi-year community engagement effort aims to build digital fluency and computational acumen among students, educators and schools in the nation's largest public school system, with a special focus on girls, minorities and the underserved.
In contrast to Mr. Romney and Mr. Gingrich, who have written books depicting themselves as authority figures with special know-how or ideas, Mr. Obama and Mr. McCain do not seem to want to strong-arm the reader into admiring their acumen or leadership skills.
