Sentence examples for smart to shift from inspiring English sources

"One thing I learned in the Navy," he said, "is that when the course you're on is headed for the shoals, it's pretty smart to shift the rudder".

And chief executives who have been maniacally focused on seeking relief from their tax bills would be smart to shift their attention to these costs, which are swelling and swallowing their profits.

In short, the PC is dying and Logitech is smart to shift focus now.

But as online shopping becomes more important – and as shopping holidays like Cyber Monday lose their influence, with shoppers not having to wait until they get to work on Monday morning to access high-speed internet to buy all the things they couldn't find in stores – U.S. retailers might be smart to shift their focus to Singles' Day instead of Black Friday.

Harry Reid was smart to shift his stance from tough to gracious.

I think he is also learning that leaders like Angela Merkel are far too tough and smart to shift their country's national interest to align with America's simply because Obama is well liked.

He should know by then whether there's a future for him in film – or whether he'd be smarter to shift his attentions to another career, one that shares some of the same virtues and values as film but is more likely to offer him a rewarding life.

"I don't know if we've achieved one point or lost two, there was a feeling we should have won," said Carvalhal, whose smart decision to shift Nathan Dyer to a wider, deeper midfield role in the second half left Swansea less vulnerable to home counterattacks.

The smart money started to shift to Mr Leung.

Global energy savings remain fugitive and the smart city tend to shift the use of energy instead of diminishing it.

Smart charging is used to shift the charging load from peak load time to valley hours.