Sentence examples for somewhat smarter from inspiring English sources

The internet made earning real money on bookmaking possible by sharply increasing the volume of gamblers a bookie could handle, but it also made the average gambler, "the square," somewhat smarter too.

However, because the Murano is more luxurious, out-handles and out-brakes the Pilot, it's somewhat smarter to compare the Murano to more upscale competition like the aforementioned BMW X5, the new Lexus RX330 and the Volvo XC90.

Joe Fielder of GameSpot concluded, "Silent Hill 2 is a much prettier, somewhat smarter but less-compelling game than the original".

A comparable (but somewhat "smarter") system to the above will run about $500.

I am somewhat smart-house ready, as I already have Wi-Fi.

RUDD: It is, and at the same time you have to be somewhat smart about it because you only have so much time.

It is a condition of being all dressed up, in talent and intelligence, with nowhere to go that isn't the numbingly familiar white space of postminimalist exhibition — a global archipelago of secular chapels that we attend to feel somewhat smart and sort of stimulated, never mind to what end.

Its USP is that, unlike each bank's own mobile app, Money Dashboard provides a consolidated view of your spending across multiple bank accounts and credit cards, supported by a central and somewhat smart dashboard.

The smart and even somewhat smart ones are enticed by generous financial-aid packages, and the rest are getting in despite not being college ready.

Also make sure he's somewhat smart, responsible, and has ideas to improve the school with.

And that's probably... .. he pauses, then continues somewhat unconvincingly, "a smart thing.