Sentence examples for increasingly nimble from inspiring English sources

He played Punch-Out, Atari Basketball, Donkey Kong, and Lunar Lander, increasingly nimble on the joystick.

After decades of development, an increasingly nimble, well-informed society is outsmarting the one-party state.

He said that the protoype was based on three decades of work by I.B.M. scientists to create increasingly nimble programming codes for speech systems.

As Apple grew increasingly nimble and innovative, Microsoft has struggled to build desirable updates to its main products and to create large new businesses in areas like game consoles, music players, phones and Internet search.

As personal technology becomes increasingly nimble and invisible, Glass is prompting questions of whether it will distract drivers, upend relationships and strip people of what little privacy they still have in public.

But after some initial difficulties, Mr. Sestak -- who was recruited into politics by Rahm Emanuel, the White House chief of staff, when Mr. Emanuel served as the head of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee -- has become an increasingly nimble candidate, appealing at once to independents weary of Washington and Democrats wary of Mr. Specter.

But technology moved on, and Sony was increasingly usurped by nimbler rivals.

It looks like the clumsy violence and intimidation of a regime is increasingly pitted against a more nimble insurgency enjoying overwhelming public support in this area.

In these latter features, it's easy to see how Nimble could become increasingly appealing to SMBs and startups.

The industry is evolving into two tiers, with fewer coast-to-coast megacarriers and a greater number of nimble niche players, like the increasingly successful JetBlue, that are modeled after Southwest.

CMOs say the job requires perception and flexibility and, increasingly, the ability to be adaptive and nimble.