Sentence examples for smarter to think from inspiring English sources

Progressive, Western Muslims have to get smarter, to think deeply and seriously about the best ways to respond.

Ma is too smart to think fashion alone can compensate for the lack of political freedom.

She's also smart to think of politics in terms of passion and myth — two elements Barack Obama was able to summon during his campaign that are sorely missing from his presidency.

Hensher is too smart to think he's shocking us by revealing that a look beneath the surface of the most apparently civilized place will often uncover a teeming snake pit of misery and madness.

With the textile mills that make clothes "leaving the country to where the labor is cheaper, it's not very smart to think we can grow the commodity here so they can make a shirt in China," said Walter Reese Pillow IV.

Some myths that don't die: the idea that Bill Gates ever said "640 kilobytes [of RAM] should be enough for anyone" (he never said it, and is far too smart to think it); that doubling the number of people on a late project halves the time to finish it (it makes it even later); and that lots of people rush to change the settings – and especially the default settings – on computers and other devices.

What tax-efficient investing means It's also smart to think about taxes.

As you turn 30, it's smart to think about setting a strong financial foundation for your future, and that starts with paying off your debt.

But sometimes you don't, so it might be smart to think carefully about your major life choices.

"It's smart to think ahead about what you're going to drink instead, or how you're going to decline when someone offers you one.

"It's smart to think ahead about what you're going to drink instead, or how you're going to decline when someone offers you one.