Sentence examples for smart change from inspiring English sources

Mrs Clinton promises "smart change".

The admirable Scott Borthwick ended the irksome seventh-wicket union with his leg spin, a smart change by Collingwood when it was needed.

A smart change of direction from Kvitova reduces the Czech's arrears to 40-15, make that 40-30 as Robson fails with a forehand.

This essay is adapted from Smart Change: Five Tools to Create New and Sustainable Habits in Yourself and Others (TarcherPerigee, 2014).

It also reminds voters that her first instinct when the going gets tough is to turn to her husband.Or take her claim that she stands for "smart change" or "real change" or whatever the latest slogan is.

He is the author of several books including Smart Thinking, and Smart Change To get weekly news analysis, job alerts and event notifications direct to your inbox, sign up free for Media & Tech Network membership.

A top, top class rally ensues, and Djokovic, with a smart change-up, spins a fizzing forehand out wide.

Why aren't smart changes like this made more often?

By de-biasing organizations instead of individuals, we can make smart changes that have big impacts.

Officers in the field are not so stubborn as to resist smart changes in policy when the need becomes obvious.

If they come into the job with few preconceptions about what does and doesn't work, they may suggest smart changes.