Sentence examples for we'd be smart to from inspiring English sources

Our grandparents, who created the prosperous conditions allowing baby boomers' delusional belief in their own awesomeness to flourish, are also a wealth of wisdom, and we'd be smart to learn from their successes.

Today, at least, I suspect we'd be smarter to stay on the sidelines, using diplomacy and perhaps, as the New York Times' Thomas Friedman suggests, targeted military supplies and training instead of bombs to make our point.

Obviously, Wright is listening with the entirety of her imagination — and we would be smart to listen to Bat Fangs the same way.

We would be smart to focus on that larger equation rather than on the narrower if spectacular "water wars" hypothesis.

Instead of finger-wagging and clucking admonishments, we would be smart to look for what we might learn from others' misdeeds.

But there are a few tests that you'd be smart to push for.

"You'd think we'd be smart enough to do a little better".

He thought it'd be smarter to start people off with something simple.

"But we felt it would be smart to go to what at least appears like the easiest spot on paper.

The chief news executive of CNN, Eason Jordan, said in a telephone interview, "Falun Gong protests are not unusual on national holidays, and we thought it would be smart to check the square periodically in that period".

After watching Twitter buy and squander Vine, Yusupov famously tweeted, "Don't sell your company!" We don't know, but HQ would be smart to make him a partial owner.