Sentence examples for particularly savvy from inspiring English sources

American candidates are considered particularly savvy on this issue.

So Stanford may be particularly savvy about capitalising on student entrepreneurship.

Of all the mutual fund companies, Mr. Wolper cites the Matthews family of funds as being particularly savvy.

The documentary is particularly savvy at smacking down idiotic pronouncements about New Orleans by the cable TV punditocracy.

The idea of bringing the label's groundbreaking concepts to a new audience via H&M is a particularly savvy idea.

A particularly savvy media campaign by a nonprofit group called Invisible Children has pushed a debate about Uganda and rebel leader Joseph Kony into a very bright spotlight.

Just 10 years ago, if you were particularly tech savvy, you booked your holidays through the cutting-edge technology of Teletext.

By comparison, Mr. Prince estimates that Facebook — which is considered particularly data savvy given the amount of traffic it handles — spends 10 times that much.

However, with Win 10 being a freebie more people will seriously consider making the change even if they are not particularly tech savvy.

Aatrey said the sign-up process is easy, deliberately so because Meesho is working with people who may not be particularly tech savvy.

And tech companies may be especially prone to those backlashes: Not only are tech customers particularly Web savvy, but the tech industry itself frequently sails into uncharted and from a PR perspective dangerous waters, says Waggener Edstrom's Neptune.