Sentence examples for becomes more savvy from inspiring English sources

As Harvey becomes a more experienced political operator, he becomes more savvy about how to cut deals with opponents.

Defenses have become more savvy in their response.

"People have become more savvy and aware of everything.

And tour operators have become more savvy about -- and more successful at -- sending groups under these auspices.

The players should remember these performances and also become more savvy when holding a marginal lead, as against Arsenal.

The real estate market is tight; New Yorkers have become more savvy, so they charge more; competition from the other shows is fierce.

At the same time, donors have become more savvy, said Debra Snider, communications director at Guidestar, which gathers information on nonprofit organizations.

Just when it appeared that the Pentagon had become more savvy, it orders our Special Operations Forces to shave their beards and shed their local garb.

While the base fare is $1.50, the average fare now is $1.04, because riders have become more savvy at taking advantage of card discounts.

The fact that more Czechs are investing is a sign of a maturing of the market, Ms. Novakova said, adding that residents had also become more savvy about the purchase process.

For those who believe that greater price transparency is the key to reining in exorbitant costs and helping patients to become more savvy "health-care consumers," the data release is a huge victory.