Sentence examples for smart observers from inspiring English sources

The role of the Tea Party is one reason smart observers expect another government shutdown, probably as early as next spring.

You can see why smart observers like the Columbia law professor John Coffee have characterized the revolving door as "such a dominant fact about the S.E.C.'s culture".

But smart observers might speculate that all these moves point towards Amazon developing a mobile handset/smartphone.

Many smart observers, such as Tom Scocca of Deadspin, say it's because the owners are assholes and fuck them, and I'm inclined to agree.

While that's a pretty big unknown, it wasn't long ago that many smart observers doubted Obama would have much of a legacy to protect in the first place.

Smart observers, such as New Yorker legal writer Jeffrey Toobin, have argued that "the political pain will fall almost exclusively on the President and his Party" because, ultimately, the health care law is theirs -- a point Republicans are already emphasizing.

In this model, the IT department becomes like a chemist, providing tools for users to experiment, helping set standards, guiding the use of technologies to ensure security and compliance and, most of all, becoming a smart observer who notes what works best.

Some of the smartest observers of the political scene doubt it.

The smartest observers quoted in "Star" are weighed down by countless other, less astute ones, who are far more numerous.

S.& P. and Moody's may not be the smartest observers in the market, but they do make a big noise.

Smarter observers will instead take note of the improved defensive play of Dejan Jakovic and Brandon McDonald and the sudden emergence of Bill Hamid as an elite goalkeeper and see this as a fairly even matchup.