Sentence examples for make nimble from inspiring English sources

Ferrara's goal is to make Nimble the "Pandora of contacts"—you put in two names, and it will spit put other contacts like those people.

If anything, larding on extra layers of research managers stifles the entrepreneurial spirit that makes nimble biotechnology firms successful.

Lining up with the first team, Becht has made nimble catches along the sideline and over the middle, causing linebacker Bryan Cox to say that Becht moves better and catches the ball better than Brady does.

But these days, the mantra is more about making nimble chips that will power smart phones more adroitly than lumbering PCs.

Passes cover a shorter distance and, as England defender Keryn Seal explains during the training session, players try not to let the ball stray more than a few inches from their feet, making nimble footwork and a command of the ball vital.

Exercise, on the other hand, seems to make neurons nimble.

"This type of education can you make you nimble in the job market," he explains.

He said his challenge was not only to improve the nation's defenses, but also to make them nimble enough to counter the unanticipated adversary.

The steering is not power-assisted, but the car's light unloaded weight (1,320 pounds) and tight turning radius (13.1 feet) make it nimble.

Her main advice for modern university boards is to make them nimble, vocal and challenging, as well as diverse in terms of skills and background: "I would also add, they could do with being smaller – many universities have up to 30 people on board, but that's too large".

And they have flattened their management hierarchies to make themselves nimbler and fitter.