Sentence examples for even more nimble from inspiring English sources
(In recent years, Fink has transitioned to compact digital cameras to allow him an even more nimble touch).
Another fan makes an even more nimble rhetorical leap: "Grow up and join us Americans that believe in our freedom.... Stop trying to oppress others that don't share your beliefs, color and religion".
Soon after, Coca left for her role in On the Twentieth Century, which reprised all the flair, the flaring nostrils, the leaping limbs and even more nimble voice that - palpably kind-hearted - had so endeared her to semi-sophisticated and other Americans.
And with the motor mounted further toward the midline of the chassis ("midship"), it gives the car an even more nimble quality than before because most of the rotational mass is in the middle of the vehicle.
Such opportunities tell me that I have to find another way by stretching myself, which in turn makes me even more nimble and agile – a necessity in this business.
It's also worth noting that Forward Investment Partners invests its own money in the companies it backs — it doesn't have shareholders or limited partners — so one might infer that Brisbourne has the opportunity to be even more nimble in terms of turning deal-flow into investments at speed when the opportunity strikes.
YAMAHA -- The YZF-R1 -- already one of the two or three hottest sport bikes in the world in terms of acceleration and top speed -- has been completely redesigned to be even lighter and more nimble.
Even Tebow, bigger and more nimble than Sanchez, was sacked four times.
Some even argue that certain more nimble cryptos like Litecoin, Feathercoin, or (my favorite) Dogecoin, actually improve upon what Bitcoin started.
As strong as the banks are, even they face competition from more nimble companies like Charles Schwab and its OneSource, where many accounts can be pulled together on one screen.
Somehow the DSR felt lighter, more nimble and even thinner than my other motorcycles — though in reality it is not.
