Sentence examples for savvy capital from inspiring English sources
Mr. Craig, a former adviser to Senator Edward M. Kennedy and President Bill Clinton, is a savvy capital veteran.
Botswana is far more accommodating, but it might also make sense to get out of diamonds: it is a business that is more about branding the rocks and less about the savvy capital deployment and logistical know-how that are the hallmarks of the mining business.
But by the time this gets going, there will be so much savvy capital amassed on the sidelines, waiting to jump in, that the anticipated bargains will be quickly bid up, leaving many disappointed bargain hunters holding too much unrewarding cash.
"It is an epic conclusion for an iconic landmark," said Finn Wentworth, a founding partner at Normandy, a real estate firm based in Morristown, N.J. "It's due to a combination of real estate savvy and capital savvy".
As the former California assembly speaker and San Francisco mayor, Willie Brown is politically savvy with a capital "S" and all you have to do is watch Meg's millions of dollars of worth of commercials to agree and ask, who is the real Meg?
After launching his startup, Academia.edu, in 2008, and raising over $5 million in venture capital from savvy investors, it was Price who reached out to me to be on the show.
Many young residents of the capital are computer savvy, but even for them downloading a 30-minute video like the one that Invisible Children, a San Diego charity, created would be a frustrating exercise.
But something fit for a nationwide TV network that covers 96% of the country isn't what you'd sell to the young, internet-savvy crowd of Russia's capital.
While London hotels proclaim booming trade and the highest occupancy rates in years (read: hiked-up prices), the savviest visitors to the British capital this summer are taking advantage of an increasing number of private houses available to rent across the city.
For big companies, they get to tap into venture capital investments, tech-savvy ideas and a workforce with an entrepreneurial spirit.
But although running Bain Capital required a lot more brains and savvy than playing roulette does — a lot more brains and savvy than most of us could even pretend to possess — the job was not conceptually deep.
