Sentence examples for smartest step from inspiring English sources

The smartest step when it comes to infrastructure would be for the new administration to follow through on the president-elect's campaign promise to create a national infrastructure bank that would not just raise money and invest in the nation's infrastructure, but would also bring a measure of coherence to the myriad projects that need to go forward.

She decided that undergoing an oophorectomy (and hysterectomy) was the "first step, the smartest step" and represented an option that was "less radical" and "made much more sense" for her than having her breasts removed.

Assigning more officers to precinct houses is a smart step, they said.

Nate Elliott, an analyst at Forrester, called it "a smart step" but not enough to significantly improve targeted advertising on Facebook.

Williams was skipping through again five minutes into the second half, setting up Niall Morris for Leicester's third with a smart step off his left foot.

Rather oddly, The Outsider concludes by arguing that western philosophy is afflicted with a "pessimistic fallacy", hence taking a smart step back from its own prevailing mood.

Mr. Daley's recruitment to Pennsylvania Avenue from the corporate boardroom is seen as a smart step by some in Washington, who argue that Mr. Obama has long needed a White House confidant who has the ear of the business community and a record of bipartisanship that might help the president negotiate with Republicans in Congress.

Recently, 3D Systems, a prominent 3D printing company, began working with The Hershey Company on 3D-printed chocolate, and formed a partnership with Staples, to initiate 3D printing in its stores.This is a smart step since, according to a recent report by Juniper Research, 3D printer sales are predicted to reach only about 1m units in the next four years.

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He also took the very smart step of excluding from his analyses all the industries that produce IT hardware, software and networking gear.

Big, quick and direct, Turner-Hall also has a smart step on him and is not just a no-frills, crash-ball merchant.