Sentence examples for more agility and from inspiring English sources

Playing center in the 1960s and early 70s required more agility and body control than size and raw power.

The new fitness regime tries to deal with all these problems by incorporating more stretching, more exercises for the abdomen and lower back, instead of the traditional situps, and more agility and balance training.

We have the world's greatest newspaper, and bringing together all our product talent into one, streamlined organization is going to embolden us to move with even more agility and creativity as we expand our reach into new markets, new products and over new platforms".

Whitehall needs much better risk and situation awareness, enhanced scientific and research underpinning, a savvier balancing of soft and hard power instruments and resources, and significantly more agility and adaptability across departments, decision-making bodies, and force structures – particularly in the military and emergency services, most importantly the police.

The creation of that office was the most significant overhaul of the American intelligence apparatus in half a century, and General Hayden said he believed that it had left the agencies equipped to act with more agility and speed to combat terrorism and other national security threats.

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

From the figure, we find that at this scenario, both the AF-CDS and the DF-CDS can achieve more agility gains than the AND-CDS across the whole T-SNR range, implying the advantages of the proposed schemes over the existing AND-CDS.

"We need more agility, more intelligence and more economic engagement with the world".

"The city sees the museum as the anchor of its downtown corridor that's being redeveloped as an arts and entertainment district," Ms. Clearwater said, adding that freedom from the financial burden of maintaining the museum had given her more agility with collecting and exhibitions.

While powerlifting relies primarily on brute strength and power, which Henry obviously possessed, Olympic weightlifting is considered more sophisticated, involving more agility, timing, flexibility and technique.

It's more a matter of changing the way organizations are structured and operated, and encouraging more agility in terms of technology adoption and an openness to changing long-tenured processes.