Sentence examples for far more agility from inspiring English sources
There is no disagreement that extremist and terrorist ideology is spread over the Internet and by videos with far more agility than either the administration or the military has mustered.
As a result, the vehicle now has far more primary safety (the agility, stability and stopping power needed to avoid accidents) than the vast majority of modern cars.
Far more decentralized than political parties, the strength and agility of the networks clearly caught Egyptian authorities — and American intelligence analysts — by surprise, even as the Egyptian government quickly attempted to shut them down.
Other data, including Conway's audit, tell similar stories elsewhere in the world, and intuition backs it all up: as the costs of creating value continue to decline, agility and adaptability are coming to be far more relevant than scale.
Humans are furnished with a spiritus that is far more refined and pure than that of animals; it is able to move with agility within more spacious brain cells, enabling humans to develop more complex chains of argument.
"We need more agility, more intelligence and more economic engagement with the world".
