Sentence examples for savvy can from inspiring English sources

They looked more like high school film club presidents than executives, but that's not necessarily a negative in today's independent film world, where passion and social media savvy can have more relevance than a sense of authority in a boardroom.

"In the absence of larger public order, we've seen do-it-yourself approaches: the technologically savvy can configure their own firewalls, and corporations can try to buy security," he said.

Brooklyn "A" is extremely proud to have its Williamsburg headquarters building, the Shriver Tyler MacCrate Center for Justice, as an ongoing monument celebrating Judge Tyler's good works, courage, brilliance, savvy, "can do" approach, and commitment to decency and fairness.

Especially at this point in the presidential season, after months of debates and ads and op-eds have made the case that "the choice is clear" in "the most important election of our lifetimes," it can be hard to imagine how anyone with an ounce of savvy can still be on the fence.

But the majority of taxpayers, provided they've got the time, patience and computer savvy, can do tax prep themselves.

Scientists who are not savvy can end up doing flawed research -- e.g., comparing data that is not compatible, Goble says.

There's even an upcoming iPad app that will feature a number of the paintings from the exhibition, so the tech-savvy can yawn collectively over the tiny colored circles on a simple white background.

While we may not have held a smartphone in one hand and our Sippy cup in the other, all the evidence says that those post 50s who want to be tech-savvy, can be.

This service rather than a pair of street-savvy cans might be the real prize.

Savvy parents can use it to follow your tracks.

("She is bright, she is savvy, she can cut through the guts of an issue").