Sentence examples for more nimble forms from inspiring English sources

If the military has been criticized for being slow to adjust to new tactical situations, the U.S.O., an independent nonprofit that works closely with the Pentagon, has apparently adapted to more nimble forms of deployment.

Elizabeth Warren, the Harvard Law professor whose proposal for the agency was embraced by the president and included in the bill, said that the essence of her idea was the creation of a more nimble form of government.

Ms. Okonjo-Iweala said that she hoped to make the World Bank more "nimble" in responding to developing countries' needs and to be able to give loans or other forms of support in days or weeks rather than in months or years.

They just don't know what form that embrace should take -- whether the Internet is just a new and more nimble delivery system for traditional movies or a new medium or both.

You're much more nimble.

Foreign rivals have proved more nimble.

"It lets us be more nimble".

"We're more nimble," she said.

Am I, in the end, more limber, more nimble?

What Twitter needs is smaller, more focussed, more nimble teams.

"We need to be more nimble," he said.