Sentence examples for sufficient acumen from inspiring English sources

Heraclitus: I hereby appoint two of you among us who have expressed desire to speak on Marclay's behalf before the Tribunal: Mademoiselle Gertrude Stein and Monsieur Voltaire, who the Tribunal has amply witnessed both as having the sufficient acumen for Time and Art to speak before this assembly.

Despite her pain and anguish over Israel's failure to foresee the Yom Kippur War, it was Mrs. Meir who possessed sufficient political acumen to resist calls for a last-minute, preemptive strike against those preparing to attack her country.

But in the years of her presidency, little went right for her as moral strength failed to translate into the sufficient political acumen to tackle the huge problems of the Philippines.

In order to attempt to ensure the quality of the audit committee members, it has been stipulated that these individuals must be independent and have sufficient financial acumen to effectively monitor the financial reporting process.

Standard-setting processes for a global health technology should include sufficient engineering acumen to implement strong specifications and testing.

He will need extraordinary political acumen to extract sufficient Presidential power from the SCAF to succeed as President.

A more likely choice might be someone with foreign policy acumen, international connections, and sufficient Capitol Hill experience to survive the confirmation hearing.

And surely his national success, intelligence, resourcefulness and political acumen should have been more than sufficient to do ever greater things in Brussels.

However, the general internist has a unique acumen that cannot be practiced part time or without sufficient training.

Wilson-Smith interprets this to mean the first Laird had lost a great deal of money investing in the South Sea Company, but the expansive lands he procured generated sufficient revenue to continue payments on the debts until the situation was later fully remedied via the financial acumen of his son, Lord Pitfour.

Tactical acumen?