Sentence examples for more agility than from inspiring English sources
The low-rolling-resistance Bridgestone Ecopia tires gave the car more agility than I had expected.
The horse and mule, however, have less strength and stamina, though more agility, than the ox, history's primary beast of burden.
The mayor ducked the question, certainly with more agility than Mr. Zimmer showed in trying to go mano a mano with a man 41 years his junior.
There is no disagreement that extremist and terrorist ideology is spread over the Internet and by videos with far more agility than either the administration or the military has mustered.
On the other hand, Loo was able to learn the course after a few laps and fly with much more agility than the autonomous drones, but is susceptible to fatigue.
The grand vision is that future robots will be able to fall with more agility than ninjas, springing right back up again to carry on their machinations — instead of landing in a heap of broken metal.
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.
General Hayden said the terms of the law that created Mr. Negroponte's post would allow intelligence agencies to respond more swiftly and with more agility to threats than in the past, when there was a looser structure headed by the director of central intelligence.
Like other OEMs that want to work with startups, the JLR Incubator is looking for small teams that have more agility and speed than a century-old automotive manufacturer.
Playing center in the 1960s and early 70s required more agility and body control than size and raw power.
However, some other owls, such as barn owls, short-eared owls (Asio flammeus) and even the related snowy owls have lower wing loading relative to their size and so are presumably able to fly faster, with more agility and for more extended periods than the Eurasian eagle-owl.
