astuteness

Retirement assets such as individual retirement accounts cannot be used to secure loans ， but even they may indirectly count in a borrower's favor as evidence of astuteness .

His astuteness in business negotiations helped him secure a favorable deal.

She demonstrated great astuteness in solving the complex problem.

The detective's astuteness led to the quick capture of the criminal.

Astuteness is a valuable quality in the field of strategic planning.

Her astuteness in reading people's emotions made her a skilled therapist.

The politician's astuteness in addressing public concerns won him support from the voters.

Astuteness is often required in making important decisions under pressure.

The CEO's astuteness in spotting market trends helped the company stay ahead of competitors.

Astuteness is a key attribute for successful entrepreneurs.

The teacher's astuteness in identifying students' strengths and weaknesses improved academic performance.

Jessica nodded at the astuteness of the question.

Not even the astuteness of the first Capilano ever discovered their destination.

But there's a particular emphasis in this word on what we would call shrewdness or astuteness.

They were not the eyes of a coward, but of some one much too clever to take risks; and my gorge rose at their look of base astuteness.

Keeping a suspicious eye upon him, for I paid Poirot the compliment of knowing that I was no match for him in astuteness, I relaxed my grip, and he sank into an arm-chair, feeling his arms tenderly.