Acumen
acumen (noun) - ability to make good decisions quickly
business acumen
commercial acumen
financial acumen
political acumen
great acumen
considerable acumen
demonstrate acumen
show acumen
Example sentences:
* With his considerable business acumen he rose quickly to the top.
* The need to involve someone with business acumen to sort out the firm's financial situation.
* With his knowledge of how the industry works and his business acumen he'll be able to earn a living.
* The new company has shown considerable business acumen by offering a range of optional services that can be added to the basic monthly subscription.
* He may have lacked practical knowledge of manufacturing, but he was able to steer the company to success with his commerical acumen.
* Once she became a professional manager her business acumen surfaced.
* We're looking to appoint a director with financial acumen and experience in the art business.
* He exhibited such a lack of political acumen and inability to wield authority that he was quickly kicked out of office.
* With characteristic business acumen, he was able to sell his new product to just about everyone.
* The tycoons philanthropy has gained greater recognition after his death than his executive acumen.
* A combination of technical expertise and business acumen is becoming increasingly important to survive in business nowadays.
* His business acumen, now even more sharpened, concentrated on further expansion.
* His vast business empire was created largely by his own acumen.
* His success owed more to his forceful character than business acumen or entrepreneurial flair.
* The pirate costume at the Halloween party suggested a certain cut throat business acumen.
* "The correct diagnosis of acute appendicitis depends on clinical acumen and
experience."
* As a worldly go ahead American, he rates business acumen and assertiveness over teamwork.
* The engineer had much more acumen than the managers he worked for.
* His technical acumen allowed the team to navigate through the complexities of the project and write a thorough proposal and plan.
* His acumen as an editor allowed him to steer the publication to eventual success.
* He had neither the acumen nor the persistence to dig the company out of the problems it faced.
