Sentence examples for a smarter work from inspiring English sources

Part of it is, as Gates says in the film, America needs a smarter work force if we're going to be a "knowledge economy" — not to mention one that is becoming more hostile of letting in immigrants.

He is now in prison for drug dealing.The police have played a part with smarter work.

By the ninth the fight had settled into a grim rhythm, with the pendulum swinging back and forth, but Kessler did the smarter work, making Froch grimace with a couple of stabbing blows to the body.

It may take exercising your harder option to choose the steep and narrow, straight path, versus the broad meandering, but popular route that misses all the opportunities (problems) while those others prefer taking their ease and merely watching the climbers like you make it look easy from where they watch you taking and conquering the challenge by smarter work, not just harder!

4. Less property, smarter working One of the bigger costs an organisation has to budget for is accommodation, so many are finding ways to rationalise their estate and introduce smarter working.

Hannah Blake, innovation director, MEC The rise of mobile has made a huge impact on "smarter working" allowing people the ability to work from home … a recent MEC employee survey told us that since launching our smarter working initiative last year, staff felt that their productivity had increased by 72%.

We now have smarter cars, smarter computers, and, according to IBM, a smarter world.

But in these difficult economic times, as many countries reduce their own services, critics are asking whether there is a case for putting this army of civil servants to work in a smarter, more streamlined manner.

Everyone agrees Mr. Romney is exceptionally intelligent; one Democratic political operative who was a consultant to Mr. Romney on the health care measure he put in place as governor of Massachusetts says he has never worked with a smarter politician on policy.

Hopefully someone out there is working on a smarter email network, which will eliminate these problems.

"I thought that when Malcolm Turnbull took over that politics would be harder for us, but politics might be better overall and it would be an opportunity for everyone to lift their game," says Shorten. "When you play a better or a smarter opponent, it forces you to work harder, doesn't it?