Sentence examples for agility means from inspiring English sources

Strategic agility means that a firm is able to exploit changes in the environment faster and more effectively than rivals.

The new dog is smaller than the company's previous models, and its agility means that it can run around indoors.

Agility means keeping yourself open to these possibilities, designing your professional life to expose yourself to them as much as possible, and cultivating the ability to take advantage of them when they arise.

Sleepy lizards' lack of speed and agility also means that they are not so great at crossing roads.

A few manufacturers made the case for better road-holding, steering and agility as means for avoiding accidents in the first place, but nobody could prove their value statistically.

Agility also means re-evaluating plans more than once a year and course correcting when needed.

Agility also means departments should step outside traditional roles and start working together more closely on projects to streamline the project management process.

In traversing ice floes, such agility can mean the difference between life and death.

It means agility, flexibility, and adaptability.

The most consistent mean agility times were observed for the National Draft Camp (range 8.57 8.63 s).

All other groups reported mean agility times between 8.37 and 8.74 s.