Sentence examples for savvy members from inspiring English sources
(The more politically savvy members, of course, have reached out to both majorities).
Some savvy members of Congress say the influence of the war might be more subtle, giving Mr. Bush leverage not with Republicans who are already behind him, but with Democrats in conservative districts in the South and West whose constituents are enthralled with the president.
"I think those are going to be the devices that family members will be giving to the less tech savvy members of their family".
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The idea that Nev Schulman, his brother Ariel, and director Henry Joost undoubtedly internet savvy members of the upper echelon of New York hipsterati were somehow incapable of seeing through Angela Wesselman-Pierce's (albeit elaborate) internet persona, with its transparent guise of generically sexy stock photo cut-out Megan Faccio is preposterous.
Sometimes the e-mail filing issue causes family conflict, admittedly of a small sort, when the technologically savvy member gets exasperated with the Luddite.
A savvy member of a faction of Nigeria's ruling party, Mr Alamieyeseigha is clearly vying for influence ahead of next year's national elections.In any event, tension and manoeuvrings in the delta affect national politics.
Singapore, the most commercially savvy member, is right to worry: unless ASEAN can turn itself into a more useful organisation, it is the region itself that risks being shunted into the sidelines.
This is no Everywoman tale; as a savvy member of the Fourth Estate, Joynt knows the social landscape of this small town without a map.
The chapter's younger, tech-savvy members devised the program, a spokesperson for the group said.
Some street-savvy members nodded: they knew puts and calls, whisper numbers, spiders and diamonds.
