Sentence examples for necessary agility from inspiring English sources

However, existing DCNs lack the necessary agility for multi-tenant demands in the cloud, creating poor responsiveness and limited scalability.

Awkward in their depiction of communal fervour – expressed here in a Clintonesque double-handshake and arm-squeeze manoeuvre – and smart-casual costumes, ENO's chorus lacks the necessary agility for Handel's fugues.

Because of technological challenges arising from stringent weight and size restrictions, most existing designs cannot match the flight performance of their biological counterparts; they lack the necessary agility, sufficient power to take off, or sufficient energy to fly for more than a minute.

But corporate cultures rarely support the candid discussions necessary for agility.

Because all aspects of sports preparation have become so sophisticated in the last decade or so, regardless of your sport, without the necessary strength, agility, and stamina, you have little chance of achieving your athletic goals no matter how good you are technically, tactically, or mentally.

Under this new law, we now have the speed and agility necessary to detect terrorist and other evolving national security threats.

The fault detection is a challenging problem due to increasing complexity of processes and agility necessary to avoid malfunction or accidents.

Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales has argued that the process to obtain a warrant under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA, passed in 1978) is cumbersome and does not provide the "speed and the agility" necessary to fight terrorist threats today.

The Justice Department said it had worked out an "innovative" arrangement with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court that provided the "necessary speed and agility" to provide court approval to monitor international communications of people inside the United States without jeopardizing national security.

As I understood it, I was invited to join TMG to help effect transformational change: to imbue a large organisation with the entrepreneurial ethos and agility necessary to support best-of-breed journalism in the digital age – while helping inoculate against the worst aspects I had witnessed firsthand during the birth pangs of the "dotcom boom".

In speeches, briefings and congressional hearings, Hayden said that the program was necessary for more "agility" in combating an elusive, underground enemy and that obtaining warrants would be impractical, even though the law permits intelligence tapping for 72 hours before getting court approval.