| Four seismic forces will soon collide to test the president's true political acumen. |
| Most of them have the ideas, acumen and determination to expand their activities but are constrained by the lack of finance capital. |
| Indeed, the Huguenots symbolised the Protestant work ethic and, with their business acumen, became the midwives of British capitalism. |
| First, you have to have artistic direction that provides inspiration and vision balanced with savvy business acumen. |
| Yet she is never a Pollyanna, eager to use the amazing accomplishment of her formal acumen to distract us from what she observes. |
| Physically, she brilliantly embodied the shrewd, sharp-eyed, owlish spinster, while also conveying her intuitive acumen and razor-sharp mind. |
