Sentences with phrase «shrewd decision»
A "shrewd decision" means making a clever or wise choice. Full definition
The point is, storeowners ought to look carefully at their treat assortment, including the square footage they allocate for treat display and inventory volume, and make shrewd decisions about how to position, promote, price and market this hot product category.
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Who knew that the guy who said «yes» to Paycheck and J.Lo was capable of such shrewd decisions?
A Penny Saved... Proper debt management and shrewd decisions about living arrangements are positive steps to increasing disposable income and the amount available to save for retirement.
and J.Lo was capable of such shrewd decisions?
But now, only six months later, after a series of major risks, leaps of faith and shrewd decisions (like a good insurance policy), Chapman's is set for an improbable comeback.
(He also made a shrewd decision by choosing to attend New Jersey's Princeton University, a highly ranked Ivy League school in our overall rankings.)
In a series where anything goes, it was perhaps a shrewd decision for Netflix, the distributor of «The Cloverfield Paradox,» to release this third chapter immediately after the Super Bowl broadcast Sunday night — and to first announce that release only hours before.
Garland deserves plaudits for his world, for his film's production design, for his shrewd decision to make society outside of Nathan's compound into a chaotic, silent mess (both the film's first and last scenes are wordless, a wonderful bit of symmetry).
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It was a shrewd decision, not only because it tied into one of the most profitable parts of their business but also allowed a huge amount of design leeway in making an interesting game.
This was a shrewd decision: the Napoleonic Wars had created a spike in unemployment at home and the British Empire was rapidly expanding its tendrils, including the strategic hub of South Africa — a gateway to the Indian Ocean and the territories that lay beyond.