Sentence examples for nimble and flexible from inspiring English sources

In this, the agilists are, at least, moving in their own nimble and flexible way.

Cities can be laboratories of ideas, partly because they can be nimble and flexible, but also out of desperation.

It makes them more nimble and flexible, just as the Army has done for its fighting units.

Rolocule responds by being nimble and flexible, rapidly developing multiple games and pivoting as the industry changes.

"So, being nimble and flexible with a light footprint in a place like Djibouti, the U.S. military may be required to tackle these crises immediately as they arise".

"Our philosophy is to be nimble and flexible with all of our resources, and this recent change is one example of that".

The performance of the novel SUR is more nimbler and flexible than the previous SUR-II we developed.

'RoboCop is the past – heavily protected but bulky and cumbersome – whereas Spider-Man is more nimble, covert and flexible.

I think we can at least all agree that it is vastly nimbler and more flexible, and arguably even more internationally influential, than the paralyzed, increasingly kleptocratic catastrophe that nation-state politics have become, and much more meaningful than most publish-or-perish science.

Quick and nimble, flexible in mind and body.

"We're more nimble, more flexible and more focused on chip sets than Intel," says Chen, who once designed microprocessors for Intel.