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61. He is astute in business.

62. Ralph is equally astute in machinery and crop management.

63. Astute salesmen know how to invest emotionally.

64. Gradually other nuclear powers realized that the only target in America was Washington. The more astute saw the writing on the wall and slipped away from the former capital city.

65. The consumer also has been now and more astute, you said not.

66. The astute Augustine obviously wasn't much help on this matter.

67. Hereafter, the astute American utilizes superbly astronautics and technology, another new industry starts to form.

68. Nevertheless, an astute consumer of the news can catch many straw man and weak man fallacies by knowing how they work.

69. Neither a radical updating nor a stiff exercise in middlebrow cultural respectability, Mr. Fukunaga's film tells its venerable tale with lively vigor and an astute sense of emotional detail.

69. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.

70. That was a very astute observation. I shall heed it.

71. One astute foreigner has observed that there are two sides to our nature: a highly-developed family conscience contrasted with an under-developed social conscience.

72. You might be able to comprehend your relationships and interactions better today, which could be the result of your astute perceptiveness of others.

73. You can maintain a clever, astute and erudite persona whether you're adolescent or octogenarian.

74. The Reds number 23 firmly believes Agger is a class act and feels his signing has been an astute one by Rafael Benitez.

75. To go on seeing all those people who had known him as a "long-headed chap", an astute adviser—after that—no!

76. By the 1870 s, farmers had become more astute vis - a - vis national politics.

77. EQUITY PARTICIPATION in real estate offers substantial returns to astute investors, but it also entails high exposure to risk.

78. Keen, calculating, perspicacious, acute and astute — I was all of these.

79. However, the move would probably be popular with Sen. Clinton's supporters and probably politically astute on a "keep your friends close..." level.

80. How were you able to make such an astute observation?

81. Not only is he tactically astute in the offensive third though, he can also track back runners and has a never-say-die attitude which has led some in Spain to compare him favourably to Wayne Rooney.

82. Once you have the injector, you ask it for objects with getInstance, passing in the .class you'd like to get back. (Astute readers will notice that you don't need to tell Guice about FrogMan.

83. Though her teacher thought she was scatterbrained, she was actually quite astute.

84. Shanghai Building Materials Supermarket Bailei Beijing - Shanghai more astute consumers who?

85. Yes, the same Joyce Carol Oates who packs one of the most lethal punches in American literature also happens to be an astute observer of the sweet science.

86. For all its consummate visual style, "Inception" also boasts an astute sound design: Listen for the leitmotif of a ticking stopwatch echoed by a passing bicycle and in Hans Zimmer's powerful score.

87. He did not write the Treaty alone but in collaboration with three astute and determined negotiators.

88. Yes. I have to admit that you are very astute.

89. The Thatcher scheme was not to be thought of as merely an astute exercise in bribery.

90. Would not that astute official see that I was only posing as a Real Person?