Sentence examples for savvy measures from inspiring English sources

It's interesting that the courage and wit, in all of these cases, of the vampire-hero's lady love, relying on her mostly human repertoire of skills and savvy measures up to or outdoes that of her super-powered swain.

Today, of course, savvy is measured in pennies pinched — or at least, that's the consensus of many trend observers (who seem to have forgotten the earlier assessment).

Companies became savvier about manipulating these measures of value.

The Sample Vital Registration with Verbal Autopsy (SAVVY) tools developed by MEASURE Evaluation and the US Census Bureau in 2009 (18) set out methods for general population surveillance including verbal autopsy, but there are few papers in the peer-reviewed literature reporting and evaluating their use (19).

For the less business savvy, we need less draconian measures.

Many of the old salts among today's science writers started out as journalists then switched over to the science beat after acquiring a measure of reportorial savvy, and that's what makes them good science writers.

He was not as methodical, as measured or as savvy as usual.

It appears that Moxy plans to bridge that gap, bringing affordability and style to a design-savvy continent ravaged by austerity measures.

Signs and Signifiers took over two years to find a large audience, and McPherson and his crew did it largely the analog way: with a sound and strategy that owe a debt to the road-friendly rockabilly artists of old, with a bit of social media savvy thrown in for good measure.

Each modification to a clock or watch has to be attributed to an individual, whose technical savvy achieved ever greater precision in measuring the passage of time.

Here's a "teardown" on various forms of social proof, and how some savvy digital companies are starting to measure its impact.