Sentence examples for making savvy from inspiring English sources

Cotton of the Carolinas is making savvy use of this trend.

The decision by Parish and his team to hire Moody after he was sacked as Cardiff's head of recruitment amid much shock and outrage (most notably from the manager, Malky Mackay) does show that those in charge at Selhurst Park are capable of making savvy decisions.

That said, we are also seeing a new trend of Israeli adtech companies scaling up, going public, making savvy acquisitions and differentiating themselves from the pack.

While you can't control the markets, you can boost the long-term after-tax return on your investments by making savvy decisions about which assets you hold in which accounts.

Let's make the conscious choice to start taking control of our money, making savvy financial decisions, and planning for the future.

"Museums should make savvy use of these kinds of relationships," she added.

"The Fed is not in business to make savvy investments to increase its net worth.

Ellis made savvy use of the U.S.-Mexico border to carve out space for himself in a racially claustrophobic society.

(She made savvy use of her quicker older material, like "Make It Happen" and "Fantasy [remix]," which the band played during costume-change interludes until she rejoined them).

We realize how completely the show colors the way we've come to view law enforcement, and filmmakers have made savvy use of that understanding on our part.

He is a slick second baseman, he runs the bases adeptly, he is a switch-hitter with speed and, very simply, he makes savvy decisions.