Sentence examples for making smarter use from inspiring English sources

People are making smarter use of the space that they have rather than adding more".

"It's about making smarter use of the council funding".

"There is nothing wrong with making smarter use of technology to help people manage health conditions and possibly stay independent for longer," says Caroline Abrahams, charity director at Age UK. "However, it is always important to ensure technology is only used where it delivers real benefits and to recognise that it is no substitute for the human touch".

Political consultants of both parties agree that so far Mr. Bush seems to be making smart use of his millions.

It adds that the Apple Watch's long -term success will be down to third-party apps making smart use of the wearable.

We get it, Deacon, you're depressed, but right now you are just not making smart use of modern medicine.

Only then will Japan make smarter use of its human resources.Ryota Nishino Yokohama.

A. You can make smarter use of your closet space without spending a hefty sum on a custom installer if you're willing to do a certain amount of organizing and planning.

After all, doesn't the ability of countries to grow new jobs and industries depend on the expansion of green industries which make smarter use of energy and raw materials, thereby minimising the adverse impacts of increasing competition for raw materials and increasing price instability?

Now is the time for governments rich and poor, donors, providers, researchers, and advocates to find new resources -- and make smarter use of them -- to begin to end the most deadly epidemic of our time.

"To secure the long-term future of our local metal industries, we need to make smart use of the opportunities in front of us and build on Australia's natural strengths," they said.