Sentence examples for historically smart from inspiring English sources

If Bernanke has thrown his lot in with those who have said that Wall Street needs to come under tighter control, you can be sure that he thinks it's a historically smart view to take.

An investment in college education has historically been a smart bet.

This is a smart, historically based film about the 1988 campaigns to determine whether Gen. Augusto Pinochet would remain in power.

That's the reason the innovator's dilemma historically paralyzed so many smart managers.

This is a company that historically has done very smart acquisitions and consolidated the industry.

He's known the founder of that firm, Kirsten Green, for 10 or 11 years, but what Forerunner is sort of known for historically, is these really smart prescient bets, and they've been small, but they've turned out to be great outcomes.

"The Guardian has historically been a home for smart and provocative debate, so to be able to write regularly for them is a real honor.

Due to vested interests and bureaucratic momentum, smart markets have historically been nearly impossible to implement once a different system is in place.

Clothes must be smart and, for many, historically accurate (corsets are to be worn beneath one's garments, of course).

In layman's terms, it's about making hyperlinks – the things that have historically connected the pages of the web – smarter.

Historically, NBC has been the home of the smart comedy.