Sentence examples for savvy to consider from inspiring English sources

The complexities of access to and control over the valuable resources in our contested national forests require not only biological expertise but the political savvy to consider the financial incentives created by our forestry policies.

The aforementioned potential shortage in venture equity funds and the search of a viable financing mix should encourage savvy entrepreneurs to consider debt financing.

Not a bad field for a computer-savvy kid to consider: Six-figure sareries are the rule.

"That's something a savvy farmer has to consider".

Commodity prices are another major factor for the savvy EMD investor to consider.

If you or the person you are buying for is tech-savvy, you may want to consider buying them a digital photo frame or creating a DVD they can play in their computer or in a DVD player that allows them to view their photos.

That said, we all would like to consider ourselves savvy consumers who do not want to pay more for a service than is necessary.

That area codes are required to call a neighbor (front page, May 7) points to some kind of progress in our techno-savvy world, but regulators neglect to consider all the ramifications of their decisions.

In the Church of the Savvy, even considering the value of such benefits is blasphemy because it is "unsavvy" to consider that government is anything other than a gated community whereby Powerful People make decisions for The Rest of Us.

"It's now considered sophisticated and savvy to find the best deal at the lowest price," said Ms. Wesely-Clough.

Since I consider myself savvy to ways of all folks within the power structure of America, my experiences with the law is more like a video game that I'm forced to play because I'm black.