Sentence examples for a smart choice of from inspiring English sources

It's a smart choice of historical bookends, for no other two postwar public events have so glaringly illuminated the deep social transformation that Hitchens, a longtime journalist on London's conservative Daily Express (and brother of the distinctly nonconservative Christopher Hitchens, a columnist for Vanity Fair and The Nation) seeks to explain.

It should be noted that by a smart choice of the simulation settings, the simulation time can be decreased (e.g., when investigating channel estimation performance, the smallest bandwidth can be sufficient).

Smart Choices was a front-of-pack nutrition guidance system developed by food industry elements, which famously reached the conclusion that Froot Loops was a "smart choice" for breakfast.

A three-dimensional trefoil knot inspired by an ancient emblem of the three forces of nature — earth, air and water — is a smart choice as the übersymbol of Sustainism.

Only enlargement of the π-linker extent is not a smart choice, since the nature of π-linker plays a more important role in affecting the performance of DSSCs.

"They viewed it as a smart choice, given the uncertainty of the environment," he said.

They fished bunker chunks, which seemed a smart choice given the schools of bunker that we saw breaking water.

Daniel Fienberg from the website HitFix wrote that she made a smart choice with the performance of the song adding that there were "some sharp notes here and there, but she sings her heart out".

When the Mexican Congress passed legislation, a decade ago, providing free and mandatory early childhood education programs for all children, at great cost and sacrifice to that nation, it made a smart choice reflecting the willingness of an entire nation to provide for their children opportunities they themselves had not had.

Given the challenging state of the art for commercial antibodies we have described above, it is incumbent on the investigator to make a smart choice and careful use of these tools.

It was a smart choice — only a tiny number of Vermeers (three dozen) were thought to exist, and the passion among collectors to own one was intense.