Sentence examples for is less agile from inspiring English sources

Some Republicans said they were nervous because the debate was likely to delve into raging foreign policy matters like Yugoslavia and the Middle East in which Mr. Bush is less agile than Mr. Gore.

That is not to say opening stores is an easy process, and Mr Li readily admits physical retail is less agile than online – a view shared by the boss of Hotel Chocolat, which started life as one of the first online-only retailers in 1997.

While it is good at suggesting the airless corporate space as an analogue for proscription, control and moral aridity, it is less agile on the purely human level: some of the outbursts given to Nieboer seem oddly petulant in the circumstances.

Compared to minks and other weasels — also fellow members of the genus Mustela — the polecat has a shorter, more compact body a more powerfully built skull and dentition, and is less agile.

Striped skunks spend most of their time on the ground and are less agile than spotted skunks.

We could steal a march over other university systems that may be less agile or truly international in their approach.

Larger birds are less agile and fly more slowly making them easier prey, so in the south smaller wrens have a greater chance of survival.

Senior team members need to be up to speed on current technological developments as often a lack of understanding at leadership level can mean media and marketing agencies are less agile and able to react.

Phocids are less agile on land.

It may also have been less agile than Old World monkeys.

Studies of their semicircular canals confirm this assumption, showing that koala lemurs moved slower than orangutans, monkey lemurs were less agile than Old World monkeys, and sloth lemurs exhibited slow movements like those of lorises and sloths.