Sentence examples for limited agility from inspiring English sources

A big problem almost any robot nowadays has is limited agility.

Not only does Haley's quicker passing game have Ben Roethlisberger taking less than half the hits he normally takes, Haley's commitment to the run has afforded Roethlisberger the luxury of orchestrating perhaps the most balanced attack in the N.F.L. Early in the season, the Steelers were hampered by the heavy legs and limited agility of running backs Jonathan Dwyer and Isaac Redman.

Multiple vendors can limit agility, flexibility and productivity, erasing the benefits of transformation.

Efficiency-focused organizations that off-shored their production to save labor costs have also found that the total cost to serve is greater than they thought, and have realized that the long lead times and large order sizes they contractually committed to in order to reach their desired price point has limited their agility.

"If all three of your core assets — team, media and stadium — are encumbered with bank debt or bond obligations, it limits your agility and makes problem solving more of a challenge," Greenberg said.

While transparency and corruption prevention are needed in the use of public monies, many feel that adopting additional checks and balances limits the agility and responsiveness of procurement practices.

While RIFA's size generated political strength, it also appears to have limited the movement's agility.

The very standardization that generates continuous improvements in traditional business processes limits companies' flexibility and agility matters.

It should not look either delicate or cumbersome, as either characteristic limits the agility and endurance that is necessary for a working dog.

He's a technician of prodigious agility, yet he generally limited himself to iambics, and favored rhymes like "reason" and "season" or "star" and "far".

Given their lack of agility, emperors would be limited by terrain and elevation, nevertheless, shifting their breeding habitat to low-lying accessible land is not necessarily a long term survival option for the species.