Sentence examples for ever more nimble from inspiring English sources
"Yes, you have to be ever more nimble, ever more quick, and you've got to work out what the last man standing approach to the newspaper industry is as well as doing the land grab in digital," he says.
This is critical in a world where exponential change is becoming the norm and in which companies need to become ever more nimble to stay relevant.
But what is most amazing about our era is not the fact of the whining about modern inconveniences, but rather that the whining is read as demand by ever-more-nimble companies.
The EP ranges from a remake of the Japanese kitsch-pop tune "Ishin Denshin (You've Got to Help Yourself)" to another one of Rice-Oxley's perfectly-composed ballads, "My Shadow," which showcases singer Tom Chaplin's ever-more-nimble tenor and a recurring piano riff just as memorable, if more subtle, than the one in Coldplay's "Clocks".
One project the CCC supports – the "Quake Catcher Network", or QCN as it is known – epitomizes the trend towards ever-smaller, more nimble devices, based upon the latest chips.
MOOC proponents, often backed by private venture capital, promised to make higher education more nimble and accessible than ever before.
Nimble automatons can perform ever more precise manual tasks, and analytical software is taking over knowledge work that was once the preserve of white-collar professionals.
Of all the reasons to want the S500 4Matic over its competition–all-wheel drive but rear-wheel drive feel; faster than the Audi and more nimble than you'd ever expect; Mercedes cachet let's add one more: thoughtfulness.
Regulators might wish that telecoms was full of nimble speedboats; but it looks ever more like a business for battleships.
Out of that upheaval emerged companies that were leaner, more nimble and far more competitive than ever before.
With issues so diverse and massive, we have aimed to be more nimble in our ability to address the ever-changing human rights landscape by bolstering our use of data science.
