Sentence examples for is particularly nimble from inspiring English sources

Despite the tall roof and the weight carried over the rear wheels, the Nano handles quite predictably and is particularly nimble at city speeds.

Bankers and finance directors have had to be particularly nimble.

People generally don't consider companies GE's size and age, however, as being particularly nimble or innovative.

Armed with over a decade of industry knowledge, Lemieux found a digital printer able to print onto natural fibers, to residential hospitality standards ("there are three machines in the world that do it," she said) and installed it in a factory she knew to be particularly nimble in the suburbs of Chicago.

Moving from the front to the back of the court is particularly tricky unless your opponent has very nimble feet.

Bono hides behind his sunglasses and isn't particularly nimble.

is a particularly nimble indictment of our disquieting times.

Baker and his counterpart Lamar Holmes are not particularly nimble bookends.

However, giants are not particularly nimble, and Citicorp has struggled in the new credit environment that began a year ago.

The Giants were particularly suited to pressure the nimble Vick, using Rolle in coverage one down and to rush the passer the next.

"We're still a little way away from a regulatory system as nimble as we need it to be, particularly in the case of emergencies," Thiels said.