Sentence examples for making very smart from inspiring English sources

"As a consumer getting your health information, it's about making very smart choices.

"She's made very smart actor's choices, not great movie-star choices," Mr. Margulies said.

"It was 'good morning, have a nice day.' They were very arrogant and made very smart remarks".

If you're wondering what the deal is or why you should make the switch from your big bank, you're already halfway to making a very smart decision.

"When I look at the potential to create a more unified experience, they are making a very smart play," Ms. Etlinger said.

We're in the business of making her very smart.

"Our show is aimed at a slightly older audience," says Cox. "I feel we're making a very smart, well-written, sinister crime drama that just happens to have superhero elements.

The definition illustrates why the concept makes even very smart people reach for their liquor cabinets: "In statistical hypothesis testing, the p-value is the probability of obtaining a test statistic at least as extreme as the one that was actually observed, assuming that the null hypothesis is true".

"The history of philosophy is the history of very tempting mistakes made by very smart people, and if you don't learn that history you'll make those mistakes again and again and again.

And now, with his first product at Twitter out in the wild, it's clear that they've made some very smart bets.

Parish: I think we made a very smart choice to not build our business around the JOBS Act [which authorized crowdfunding] or community solar legislation.