Sentence examples for savvy citizens from inspiring English sources

The alarm over Google among Beijing's younger, better-educated and more Internet savvy citizens — China's future elite — shows how wobbly that balancing act can be.

With the launch of Rwanda Reads, the Government hopes to create school graduates that develop a love of reading and learning, so they can become the techno savvy citizens the country needs to build its future knowledge based middle income economy.

He considers himself a traveler, not an exile, and his experiences in the sort of commodity arbitrage made possible by tariff barriers has made him an especially savvy citizen of the world.

In order to thrive in the 21st century, you have to be a savvy citizen of the digital economy or risk being left behind.

We're looking for some savvy citizen reporters to contribute to our New York section - like HuffPost reader Alex Palmer, who scored the chance to interview Dave Eggers last week, and came out with a great analysis of Eggers' views on print media.

But all those smartphone-wielding, social media-savvy citizens will force a more accountable authoritarianism.

He still frequently criticises the government on Twitter, which is blocked in China but accessible to tech-savvy citizens.

It's not for the want of tech-savvy citizens: more than 97% of Germans surf the web for at least 30 minutes each day.

With a bulging youth population and millions of internet users, young, tech-savvy citizens are the target audience of BudgIT in Nigeria, where d.

Last Thursday, President Obama participated in a "Fireside Hangout" (ugh) — essentially a video live chat, streamed on Google+ and YouTube — with five relatively young, reasonably diverse, definitely Web-savvy citizens from different parts of the country.

Professor Gigerenzer says a vibrant democracy needs risk-savvy citizens who are not frightened into surrendering their money to financial experts, their welfare to the doctor and, most importantly, their liberty to a despotic leader.