Sentence examples for strategically astute from inspiring English sources
Mr Blair is that rarest of creatures: a strategically astute politician capable of inspiring trust.
In Chang's view, despite all her shortcomings and obstacles, Cixi became a strategically astute and successful reformer.
The TAC ran a brilliant and strategically astute campaign to mobilise the public, trade union organisations and other civil society groups behind its cause.
THIS is a geographically and strategically astute new reading of very old evidence, and as such it has an undeniable fascination.
And they have had to confront the emergence of an energetic and strategically astute Tory leader determined to steal some of their catchiest tunes in particular, greenery and localism.Despite everything, the Lib Dem vote has held fairly steady in opinion polls at just under 20%.
Lecourbe, who had been injured at Stockach, had withdrawn to Paris to recover; in a strategically astute move, he remained there until late November, when he was able to offer Napoleon direct assistance in his coup, and thus acquired Bonaparte's attention and gratitude.
"Olli Rehn needs to behave strategically — and I trust he is astute enough for that — in order to cement the commission's new authority," he said.
For example, a few clinicians demonstrated an astute understanding and ability to orient themselves in the special education landscape, strategically crafting written reports and notes in order to work with the system.
