Sentence examples for savvy rules from inspiring English sources

Cool savvy rules the day.

We are at a moment where our society requires an engineering mindset to develop modern, tech-savvy rules for democracy.

Psychologist Professor Gerd Gigerenzer's speciality is encouraging citizens to become "risk savvy"; confident that "rule of thumb" works better than an overload of what may be erroneously interpreted information.

Under the rules, big, savvy banks are largely free to make their own decisions about how plump a cushion they need.This has worried some regulators, particularly the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FDICC), which underwrites America's deposit insurance.

The show the Zanucks produced for ABC came with a savvy understanding of the new rules.

Batiste and Colbert have in common the fortunate combination of a guerrilla disregard for the rules and a savvy comprehension of how to win the game.

And the New Group topped off the season with Scott Elliott's tart and sparkling production of Mike Leigh's self-described anti-farce "Smelling a Rat," which used theatrical savvy to break all the rules of a classic theatrical form.

Don't expect much to happen immediately should the new rule take place; the industry is too savvy to blast out some new, abusive rules under the far more permissive framework established by this FCC.

While their ancestors may have lived by the "old money is never loud" principle, their social media-savvy heirs are redefining the rules.

At first, the new sport was likened to "human cockfighting" and attacked by lawmakers, but thanks to a few rule changes and savvy marketing, mixed martial arts now outearns boxing and wrestling in pay-per-view revenue.

Though he has those skills in spades, he added a dose of savvy and foresight by negotiating favourable rules for himself with the casinos.Casinos often give discounts on losses to high-stakes players (often called high rollers or whales).