Sentence examples for strategically shrewd from inspiring English sources
The excitement that Blair and Gordon Brown were able to generate among the electorate in the mid-1990s wastrategicallyly shrewd.
Setting aside the obvious question of whether demanding a boycott is a morally defensible idea — or a strategically shrewd one — it's worth asking if the warning will even have the immediate effect that China desires.
"I've found by observing this president closely for years," argues Daily Beast contributor Andrew Sullivan, "that what often seem like short-term tactical blunders turn out in the long run to be strategically shrewd.
Setting aside the obvious question of whether demanding a boycott is a morally defensible idea or a strategically shrewd one it's worth asking if the warning will even have the immediate effect that China desires.
In a strategically shrewd departure from that formula, Dibdin keeps Zen on the move in AND THEN YOU DIE (Pantheon, $21), which finds him recovering from injuries he suffered during his Sicilian misadventures in "Blood Rain" and trying to elude the villains who would keep him from testifying in an upcoming Mafia trial in the United States.
His Hamilton side played passing football, initiating swift, incisive counter attacks that were built upon well-organised and strategically shrewd tactics.
Their shrewdest decision, strategically, was to take Buddhism as a semi-official dynastic faith.
Strategically placed burger & chips?
