Sentence examples for it smarter to from inspiring English sources

Refusing to budge and playing the martyr is one way to go, but isn't it smarter to be seen as part of the solution?

As both Thrush and I report, Obama's advisers were split between those who thought it smarter to resist competing with the Republicans for huge outside donations and those who argued that it was suicidal not to try.

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The integration of information and communication technologies into the Smart Grid (SG) will make it smarter to provide a more efficient power delivery, economically viable and safe.

Ask, Should I fight this with everything I have, or is it smarter to give in?

Routine surveillance begs the question, if we're all being watched anyway, is it smarter to take control of the narrative that's out in the world, before it's crafted for you?

Is it smart to give your future supporters pneumonia?

Still, is it smart to bring on pricey consultants when corporate overlords are demanding cost cuts?

"Another theme," she went on, "is when people take advantage of you, is it smart to fight back?

Was it smart to bench Rodriguez in Game 3 and in tonight's Game 4? Should he be traded this off-season?

The more pressing questions are: Was it smart to bench Rodriguez in Game 3 and in Thursday's Game 4 and should he be traded this off-season?