Sentences with phrase «keen sense for»

We will deliver this service through highly trained agents and staff, all with a keen sense for our customer's best interests.

We have a keen sense for high - potential markets.

Ultimately, fighting against cyberattacks requires you and your agents to be alert and to develop a keen sense for what is suspicious language in emails, Wierzbicki noted.

I have a keen sense for «hunting» out profitable business with focus to see the prospect through the sales process to client.

With many years of retail and food / beverage experience, I have cultivated a keen sense for customer service and the guest experience.

For this, SAP trainees need to enthusiastic and proactive graduates with a keen sense for problem solving.

Through my work at the agency and an internship with American Book Company, I've developed a keen sense for identifying potentially successful books, and working with authors to refine their manuscripts from rough drafts to final.

Our seasoned professionals have deep resources and a keen sense for understanding organizational culture.

You also have to remember that most lawyers and Judges have a keen sense for detecting bullshit.

He is, says his developer Capcom, «a defense lawyer with a keen sense for discerning fact from truth.»

Big Red & Shiny reviews Walden, revisited, an exhibition «curated with a keen sense for diverse voices»

The results, all produced in the past year and based on photographs the artist takes himself, are lovely enough — unmistakably of an able hand, a keen sense for color and design, and an eye for isolating images from the fray of the world — laid out in gouache and collage on paper, or in pencil and oil on canvas, sometimes with additions of wax and more collage.

Plague Knight has a keen sense for finding Cipher Coins.

While wolves may track down their prey with snouts, the beagle's amazing nose has an unmatched keen sense for smell.

They have a keen sense for objects and people.

Wolk has a keen sense for the seaside landscape, skillfully mining the terror the ocean can unleash as a furious nor» easter heightens tension in the novel's climax.

With just over 20 years» experience in the field of education, Kirsty has developed a keen sense for overcoming learning challenges.

Although a first - time director, he has a keen sense for expressing his themes and concerns in a visual manner, and it's interesting to hear about all the subtle flourishes that one may not easily pick up on.

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Fortunately, their keen sense for blending outrageous satire with an interesting, heartfelt story doesn't fail them here, either, for their third and final installment in their «Three Flavours Cornetto trilogy.»

They have a keen sense for business plus a deep respect for the tradition that has emerged from their land and culture.

«Attosecond physics: A keen sense for molecules.»

But also a keen sense for reading the game and providing assists to others.

His speculative thinking is marked by a keen sense for aesthetic experience and art.

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Consumers, he said, have a keen ear for «intention» and «what's real,» and are merciless if they sense anything else.

But for the Liberals to get any traction in town, they will have to overcome a keen sense of betrayal.

Many may have also heard that Bitcoin allows for a profit to be in certain scenarios, so it makes sense that people are keen to learn more about the cryptocurrency.

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For Keen, whether we talk about this context as «God» is not so important as whether we retain that sense of wonder which keeps us aware that ours is a holy place.

It is for that reason that the preacher has to have a keen sense of the text.

The capacity for keen enjoyment departs, and one is beset by a sense of meaninglessness.

On top of that, Rachel is such a gifted writer... you'll be warmed by her good sense, good humor, and keen eye for beauty and insight on every page.»

The fifth trait follows from the above, for in all fantasy literature there is a keen recognition of forces of good and evil, a sense of right and wrong — but also a driving necessity to act on such recognition.

His keen intuitive sense of the nuances and complex interrelationships between arguments was evident to his students, but this same gift made it painfully difficult for him to make a clean or orderly account of his arguments.

After working as executive chef at Charlie Trotter's for more than a decade, Matthias Merges zigged and opened this kick - ass izakaya with Japanese small plates and a keen sense of fun.

It makes sense that the German tactician may be keen on landing a new big - name signing up front for next season, with Coutinho and Daniel Sturridge both leaving the club in the January transfer window.

It's a similar case in both in a sense, as the two players are entering the final 12 months of their contracts, and so Milan are keen to bring down their valuation to make it a sensible deal for them.

With a keen sense of the power of sports and a genius for mythologizing athletes to help sell sneakers, Nike bestrides the world of sport like a marketing colossus

After a dire season at the Bernabeu, it makes sense that Perez is keen to bring in a top class defensive partner for Sergio Ramos, and Alderweireld could fit the bill for a fee as low as # 26m.

So it makes sense for Wenger to get Lukas Podolski off the payroll as soon as possible if he has no intention of playing the German international, and the latest Arsenal rumours are saying that he wants to go back to Koln one day, and now the Express is saying that Roberto Mancini is keen on taking him to Inter Milan.

He appears to have it all — blistering pace, sublime skill, great intelligence, a keen eye for a pass, expert positional sense and the finishing of a master.

However, Ian Holloway will be keen to stress the importance of maintaining focus and and a sense of perspective ahead of the arrival of the Red Devils, who now lead the way and remain unbeaten in all competitions this season, with important points up for grabs in a fixture where it would be easy for sides like Blackpool to merely turn up and play the role of an excited tourist starring at an awe - inspiring monument.

I was keen to give her an opportunity to role play and wash, clothe and feed her baby and get a sense of how important it is to care for a newborn.

Paterson has always been known for his keen sense of humor.

He said having worked in elected offices at the local, county and state level gives him a keen sense of the concerns New Yorkers grapple with, from high taxes to providing for their families.

Name calling while calling for tolerance, keen sense of the obvious comments, poor attempts at humor (usually mocking, calling people bigots because they don't agree with), and then losing your temper when you you get called out.

At the time, Quigley and other town officials lauded Taggard for his keen sense of the issues facing the department, tireless work ethic and string relationship with the rank and file.

You have never been timid to raise issues of importance or to stand up for causes that matter to you, but you have also brought a keen sense of humour to the Cabinet table — and you will be hugely missed.

While Mr Javid's move to the front benches may not have been in the circumstances he would have envisioned, it will surely provide a keen sense of pride for a man that began his political life as a Conservative volunteer back in the days of his idol, Margaret Thatcher.

Fossil skulls of two ancient, mammal - like reptiles suggest that natural selection for a keener sense of smell was the initial spur behind bigger brains in early mammals, according to a report online today in Science.