Sentence examples for being more savvy from inspiring English sources

"They're really being more savvy and resourceful and taking advantage of all the discounts and offers available to them," said Mona Hamouly, a spokeswoman for American Express Travel.

Mr. Maliki's aides have presented themselves and their boss as being more savvy about resisting Iranian pressure than many of their rivals — if only the Americans can keep the Saudis in line.

I wish I'd been more savvy.

Other upstarts are more savvy.

Now 43, he's more savvy.

"The students are more savvy," she said.

But Theron, now a close friend, was more savvy.

Corporate clients are more savvy, sophisticated and cost-aware.

"Customers have never been more savvy or shopping around more".

Perhaps wanting modern-day young people to be more savvy or circumspect is asking too much.

"The parents are more savvy, the athletes are polished and the institutions are meticulous.