Astutely used in a sentence

Astutely in a sentence as an adverb

As you so astutely pointed out: it's a form.

The author might have conveyed his point more astutely by choosing different terms.

That doesn't mean ideas are bad in the general, it just means things won't work for us due to our size, as you astutely observe.

I'm intelligent enough to know that if it there was a "more complex reality", you would have astutely pointed it out.

It's not that they don't make mistakes or make strategy shifts - it's just that Apple astutely realises that it's best to make these changes subtly.

As someone who has ridden those buses, I spent a long time trying to figure out why the left was giving them so much grief as you astutely point out.

That doesn't happen too often though, because as is astutely pointed out, most of them are ******** emails from services that I don't care about.

If they did, they might have realized what quesera so astutely observed earlier today[0]:"This is neither a bug in bash, nor a bug in Apache, etc.

Cook astutely points out the category of "smartphones that function as or are used as feature phones", but the author's interpretation of this is quite naive.

These days the answer is often "only speculators think these shares should have any value", and Mark Cuban astutely likened those stocks to baseball cards.

> Bright lay people will absolutely be able to poke holes in researchBy the time they can astutely manage the actual field with understanding, they will no longer be lay people.

It realized, rather astutely, that it was better served owning the market for search advertising than wasting its efforts hand-holding big clients on SEO.

As Tyr42 has so astutely observed, I have meant that pattern matches in function declarations, let-bindings and list comprehensions are desugared into the case expression.

Otherwise, as you very astutely point out, the two groups are asking completely different questions and answering them clearly and consistently is absurdly hard.

Another comment here astutely pointed out that the recent trend line in immigration from Taiwan is that entrepreneur immigration to the United States is decreasing.

This question arose because, as you astutely point out in your second paragraph, most new currencies are pegged to either their replacement or alternatively to a basket of commodities or external currencies.

Some of us that have written down our stories here have even been paraded around by men in the industry for how nice we’ve been in trying to address the social problems in tech as a way to discredit more vocal, astutely firm feminist voices.

It's an imperfect, but formidable weapon against commoditisation.- As the author astutely points out, there are considerable margins to be made in customisation/configuration/setup.- More opportunities for price segmentation, since what every customer pays will inevitably vary with their needs to begin with.- You can bill more for your "product.