Sentence examples for politically smart from inspiring English sources

Irrespective of the apparent political risk, on this score, Palaszczuk has both acted correctly and taken the politically smart option.

It's not a politically smart way for him to operate".

This is politically smart because Democrats cannot legitimately charge that Romney is "ending Medicare".

"For Ferrer to say, in essence, 'I don't need the guy' was not politically smart.

"To do it any other way would be frankly ungracious and not politically smart".

Not just because it's politically smart, but also because it's the right thing to do.

Cary Alan Johnson of the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission describes the progress of African LGBT movements as astounding: "Movements are more professionally run, politically smarter, more accountable and transparent, and more diverse.

But this does point to the need for doing health development differently, with much greater emphasis placed on the locally-led, globally supported and politically-smart approaches [ 31].

The EHRC's new chairman, David Isaac, popped up on Radio 4's Today programme to sound pretty sensible, though I didn't think his link between enduring racial prejudice and the Brexit vote was politically very smart.

The House Republicans' stubborn opposition to the extension "may not have been politically the smartest thing in the world," Speaker John Boehner said, in the understatement of the week.

"This may not have been politically the smartest thing in the world, but I'm going to tell you what, I think our members waged a good fight," he told reporters after the call.