Sentence examples for agility in adapting from inspiring English sources

Hollywood is not famous for its agility in adapting to change, though when cornered by innovations like sound and color it has always eventually, if reluctantly, embraced them.

LCCs have shown great agility in adapting their prices to fluctuations in demand [27].

All three have thrived since independence and stand in marked contrast to other former Soviet republics for their speed and agility in adapting to the hard realities of capitalism.

At the opposite end of the spectrum, enterprises that have pressed the accelerator on digital transformation are experiencing a range of benefits, including higher-than-average earnings, more customer loyalty, and increased agility in adapting to changing market conditions.

UNICEF has shown agility in adapting plans to respond to the population movement.

Their new film, Le Divorce, which opens in the US this summer, proves yet again Ruth Jhabvala's agility and dexterity in adapting a book - Diane Johnson's comedy of manners - that doesn't have easy points of identification.

Additionally, they lost the agility to adapt and evolve that is more common in younger and smaller companies.

Given the pace of change in today's business world, the ability and agility to adapt quickly matters; mental and psychological flexibility are key.

To execute their strategies, companies must foster coordination across units and build the agility to adapt to changing market conditions.

Reconfigurability of manufacturing systems is becoming important as production requires more agility to adapt to the fast-changing product cycle.

"They are in our lives and we are ever more resigned to that destiny". The government's failure to provide security or prosperity only adds to this sense of dependence on an underworld that relies on both barbaric violence and managerial agility to adapt to new market conditions.