Sentence examples for more savvy of from inspiring English sources

The more savvy of us soon realised that football, especially in the era of franchises, is not a democracy, and so we resigned ourselves to designing alternative kits on internet forums and messageboards.

"They've been more savvy of showing their militarized equipment so you don't get the same photos," he said.

For example, one health visitor stated: … next time, sort of say I'm going to be much quicker to sort of back [the] Department of Health's stance, and the stance that I need to take as a health professional… I think I've become more savvy of the media as a result (HV03).

One serious problem the primaries revealed was Mr. Bush's need, in the words of Stuart Spencer, a veteran Republican consultant, to "get a little more savvy on some of the issues".

"True, the next generation of media users will need to be more savvy because of the volume of content readily available and variety of sources from which it will originate," he says.

The catalyst for that has been a much more savvy group of students in terms of their understanding of the issues, how to work within the system to try to affect change and how to work outside of the system to also put pressure on those who can make change".

These days, businesses are being targeted by a more savvy kind of attacker, according to Exabeam chief executive Nir Polak.

I have a different theory-slash-hope: we've graduated from focusing on mindless memes in which we act like lemmings, repeating what the last person said, to become more savvy consumers of technology trends.

There are so many panels, seminars, events, and info sessions describing what is going on, that we as a region have made people far more savvy consumers of startups.

But if the Obama administration follows through on the lessons it says it learned from the first term, expect to see more savvy use of the bully pulpit.

AltspaceVR has been one of the more savvy social VR startups of the past couple of years, and it benefited strongly from Romo's vision.