Sentence examples for lacks agility from inspiring English sources

So the future of the Fourth Amendment will therefore depend not on the particular doctrines of the case, but on whether the formalistic justices – the ones with a line of reasoning that lacks agility to deal with a radically changing world – prevail over those who take a broader constitutional vision.

David Butler, vp of innovation at Coca-Cola says startups give his company something it lacks: agility.

The fact is both of these companies have illustrated just how difficult it is for large organizations, which traditionally lack agility, to find a way to transform gracefully.

He's a wonder of medical technology, but lacks the agility to pick up a soccer ball or navigate a bedroom without disrupting a stack of books.

Hibbert's best defensive asset is that he takes up huge amounts of space, but he lacks the agility to chase a shooter like Chris Bosh.

Design-wise, the humanoid is obviously "inspired" by Honda's Asimo and lacks his agility, but it doesn't look bad for a 2nd generation robot overall.

"Most large established companies have scale but lack agility.

As Butler told me a couple of years ago at Web Summit in Dublin, when it works, the startup-corporation combination can be a powerful one: "Most large established companies have scale but lack agility.

Yet in the face of the shifting fortunes of war, he showed much steadfastness, although he often lacked political agility.

The Democrats appear to lack the agility and the strength to contain what amounts to a multipronged insurgency against our Constitution.

A National League international scouting director who has watched him play several times said Flores lacked the agility to be a major league shortstop but had the arm and athleticism to play a corner outfield spot.