Sentence examples for sufficiently astute from inspiring English sources
But the difference in aggregate trading costs, once the price impact was factored in, was much larger, at over two percentage points a year (3.17% versus 0.84%).Higher costs would not matter if the trading decisions of the fund managers were sufficiently astute.
In any mixed political-economic system – i.e., one that's only partly free and partly controlled and co-opted by government – officials and voters alike must be sufficiently astute, learned, and free of amnesia to be able to discern the genuine root of a systemic financial problem, and to assign blame where it truly belongs.
Consider the following possibilities: Soviet science is sufficiently intelligent to recognize the inherent shortcomings of MX,. the B-1 bomber, and "Star Wars". Soviet political economists are sufficiently astute to recognize the economic drain imposed on the U.S. economy caused by investing in these programs.
Sufficiently independent to restore some credibility to the office, and astute enough to know that it's more than his credibility that gives it a view stretching half way across north London, Oxburgh could be a smart choice.
It may be that there were only a limited number of strong occupation cancer associations, and these were sufficiently obvious that they could produce observable clusters of cases for astute clinicians to notice.
"Universities are severely threatened when funding for grants plateaus, or does not grow sufficiently to keep pace with the expansion" of grant-funded facilities and soft-money personnel, writes economist Paula Stephan in her astute and important book, How Economics Shapes Science.
Others considered it astute.
