Sentence examples for savvy decision from inspiring English sources
Two baseball executives said the Yankees made a savvy decision by not claiming Ramirez.
In 1963, he produced "My Boy Lollipop" for the 15-year-old Millie, and took the savvy decision to license what he felt was a hit to Fontana.
They are expected to announce soon that they have signed him to a six-year, $70 million extension, a savvy decision.
When Desiigner saw the kind of traction "Timmy Turner" was getting, he made the savvy decision to start plotting a radio version of the song.
In Tokyo, Governor Shintaro Ishihara's controversial and politically savvy decision to levy a special tax on banks has prompted the cash-short central government to consider a similar plan.
During the playoffs, there is a high premium paid on savvy decision-making and late-game composure.
It's the product of small but savvy decisions, which could also be said of the album as a whole.
General Manager Theo Epstein has made some savvy decisions in building the Red Sox into a team that has made the playoffs in four of the last five seasons.
He is a slick second baseman, he runs the bases adeptly, he is a switch-hitter with speed and, very simply, he makes savvy decisions.
They play in baseball's only four-team division, and while they could lose starter C. J. Wilson to free agency, they seem deep enough to get by, with Daniels's history of savvy decisions.
