Sentence examples for smart to come from inspiring English sources
He added that "2012 candidates have been smart to come out of the blocks a little slower".
Regional leaders would be smart to come up with a plan for Mali that could be used as a model for other countries.
"It goes beyond the ability to speak, to inspire, to think, to be smart, to come up with the right policies.
Phillip Lim, the Cambodian-American designer based in New York, was smart to come to Paris to show a 3.1 Phillip Lim collection that was simple but laced with the conceptual.
Scot Quinn, 37, a supermarket manager from Cape May, N.J., who like much of the crowd was sitting in the direct sunlight, said he had wondered whether it was smart to come to the game with the weather so hot, but didn't want to cancel his family's first trip to see the Phillies this season.
Cyrus will change again, and she's got wit and smarts to come up with better.
Of course, there are those who waited in line, and had the money or connections or smarts to come into the country clean.
It's there for anyone who has the smarts to come up with an idea, the cojones to give it a go, the diligence to execute it well and the ability (and, OK, maybe luck) to time it right.
The trouble is, whoever is smart enough to come up with that solution will almost certainly get headhunted themselves.
Not long ago it came back, to be faced by a medical opponent that might not have existed had it been smart enough to come back earlier.
