Sentence examples for tech-savvy generation from inspiring English sources

Instead, the NSA saga has given America's most tech-savvy generation fresh reason for cynicism.

But it now has a very new iteration in the nerdy tech-savvy generation of the alt right.

Today's tech-savvy generation has to be the most spoilt, impatient bunch of brats the world has ever produced.

And like countless other artists belonging to a tech-savvy generation, he supports himself by designing Web sites.

Some of the older MPs are unquestionably as cut off from the emerging tech-savvy generation as Emily would be to those older than her.

Charlton believes change is coming, and is being led by a new tech-savvy generation which no longer accepts inefficient buildings and is concerned about the environment.

As boomers give way to the more tech-savvy Generations X and Y, buyers are demanding the latest technology.

The four-month campaign would be to raise awareness of the preferred candidate, turning them into a trending topic and influencing those swing votes, especially of younger, tech-savvy generations.

According to Edison Research, "Americans age 45 and older represent the largest percentage increase in social media usage in the past year, now up to 38percentt (from 31percentt in 2011)." Another study claims that it "is noteworthy that social media isn't dominated by the youngest, often most tech-savvy generations" but by "middle-aged people".

But most concur on one principle: "There is no one technology that will keep your kids safe," said Dr. Larry D. Rosen, a psychology professor at California State University, Dominguez Hills, who writes about raising a tech savvy generation.

By shutting off from social networks, logging off email, using Bitcoins and darknet protocols, this tech savvy generation can go invisible and exclude themselves from being tracked, sold to and exploited.