Sentence examples for smart to change from inspiring English sources

Analysts say they were smart to change.

I said, 'I'm not saying you should comment, but I want you to be aware of it.'" It was a huge hint that it would be smart to change their tone, if not their remarks.

Make sure your strings aren't really old if they are it would be smart to change them.

It would be smarter to change the RFS such that the RFS can be adjusted for 5-7 years, both up or down every year based on the availability of cellulosic fuels at a fair price above a floor price but related to the price of gasoline.

"If the facts change, I hope I'm smart enough to change, too".

I'm not smart enough to change the way I do those things.

This is especially unfortunate since Ben, a scientist and doctor, is powerful and smart enough to change the basic ecology of the world.

"Strategically, it's a very smart move to change the name," said Alan Siegel, chairman and chief executive at Siegelgale in New York, a corporate and brand consultant.

For better or worse, the modern-day publishing model is ad leveraged, not circulation leveraged, despite the efforts of some smart people to change that".

He says in future the government will "require less flashy new ways to spend money", such as tax credits, but instead smart interventions to change the way the market works.

Whatever the moral issues involved – and what with allegations of blackmail being thrown against those of infidelity and hypocrisy, there are quite a few – Thomas's courtroom look was a smart bid to change the rules of engagement from a skewed situation in which one side represents dignified, expensive anonymity and the other is all coin-operated sexuality.