Sentence examples for smart to consider from inspiring English sources

You are smart to consider your budget when you accepted the honor (and accompanying expenses).

Mr. Biden's background as a plain-talking legislator did not groom him to be secretary of state, so Mr. Obama would be smart to consider other replacements for Mrs. Clinton if she were his running mate.

Weinman has collected stories from 14 of these pioneers in a new anthology, "Troubled Daughters, Twisted Wives," that suggests readers looking for "the next Gillian Flynn" would be smart to consider her predecessors as well.

So, it is smart to consider how your resume can effectively set you apart -- especially if your initial attempts are not generating responses.

It is also smart to consider your shape and make sure the pants you choose are right for your silhouette, since the pattern will call attention to your lower body.

But the White House Correspondents Association would be smart to consider "best practices" for its members who are simultaneously reporting inside the White House and also dreaming of future best-selling Obama epics.

But perhaps, rather than dazzling them with sudden-onset economic optimism or berating them for being short-sighted and selfish it might be smarter to consider why the electorate is so resistant to Tony Abbott's politics, just as it was resistant to the agenda of the Labor government he replaced.

Besides, women are actually smart enough to consider chemistry first.

Kids today are smart enough to consider independence a tactical error, as in straying too far from the hand that they may need to continue to feed them.

There might even be smart models to consider in the realm of cross-sector partnerships.

For your own frame of mind and your own enjoyment in the workplace, it may be a smart decision to consider changing your employment.