Sentence examples for it really smart to from inspiring English sources

Is it really smart to wait until the first serious politician demands the breakup of Google?

Presumably, the goal is to mutually help each other, but is it really smart to put an addict in front of a camera at all times?

We've said it before, but we'll say it again: It's really smart to give the driver controls like these.

Krasinski thought it was "really smart" to make it seem like Karen's idea.

With interest rates today at 4.5 to 5 percent, it's really smart to refinance everything.

"It's really smart to hire an acoustic consultant," he said.

"It's really smart to be aware of what damage the property may have gone through," says Laura Adams, senior analyst for Insurance Quotes.com

Third, at the macro level it's really smart to have a Secretary of HHS that has such deep "hill" [ed. note: Capitol Hill] experience.

I thought it would be really smart to have somebody come in and knows what the hell they're doing, to ask the questions, to be respectful". It's true.

"If there is no binding commitment from countries as India, Russia, Brazil, the US, China, Japan and South Korea, whose governments are responsible for some 70% of global emissions, I think it is not really smart to have a -40% target," the EU's outgoing energy commissioner, Gunther Oettinger, told an oil and gas conference in Brussels.

This is an awesome service that they provide and they're really smart to do it.