Sentence examples for less agility from inspiring English sources

Not being able to move would have potentially caused them to have less agility if they weren't able to stretch and walk around.

Big guy buys small guy, thereby giving them less agility and high overhead.

Spending too much time inside watching TV or playing games on their play station will not only cause weakness and less agility, but will also prevent the toddler from getting a good night's, because staring at screens will make them too stimulated to sleep.

Money and organisation matter far less than stamina, agility and that most unfakeable of all political attributes, charisma.

It provides less bureaucracy, more agility and each company operates and is traded independently.

These delays lead to less flexibility and agility, preventing organizations from communicating their objectives and outcomes efficiently.

Common changes that occur with aging are weakened vision and hearing, and less physical and mental agility.

To put this approach to work, the skill of listening becomes an essential tool for the salesman, while his vocal agility becomes less important.

To quote Emily fromKales from her recent book Body Shots: Hollywood and the Culture of Eating Disorders, "The women warriors of Hollywood action movies tell us that body mastery is far less about female strength, agility, and athletic skill and far about looking good, being sexually desirable, and displaying a body that is above all 'in shape' " (p. 53).

Your off-hand will usually lag in progress and have less balance, grace and agility than your favored hand.

It's impossible to know what's around the next turn, but rather than hold on tight, Murphy chooses to plunge ahead, allowing chance, gravity, and a less-than-cat-like agility to determine his fate: "I feel that I'll land feet up no matter what.