Sentence examples for nimble nature from inspiring English sources

"To understand how important the nimble nature of distributed solar can be to a country's market look at what happened in China.

Ensuring that a robust response to global infectious disease threats is present anywhere and everywhere at all times requires combining formal WHO and other surveillance mechanisms with the nimble nature of the regional networks linked by CORDS and of CORDS itself.

AQ's ability to attract devotees from across Africa and the Middle East has given it a strategic advantage over governments and multilateral efforts to fight it, which are by nature not nimble or naturally responsive to evolving threats.

The film is a short, nimble consideration of the collision between the wildness of nature and the orderly bustle of modern urban life.

ROCKWOOD MUSIC HALL 196 Allen St. (212-477-4155) — May 10: The nimble singer-guitarist Devon Sproule chronicles her ongoing love affairs with humanity, nature, and the state of Virginia.

I kept making Fred drive and Fred kept making me drive because neither of us could keep a ton-and-a-half of Chevy chasing nimble Porsches and, at the same time, drink in the glories of nature (and the Selad Valley Volunteer Fire Department's darn good cup of coffee).

Due to the complex and time consuming nature of the hull form generation, it is vital to use a nimble and precise method in designing and optimization of hull form of these vessels.

Mr Geey also believes that the historic nature of the financial reporting system means that Uefa is not as nimble as it could be in staying abreast of club spending.

The Nature Conservancy, which has an annual budget of nearly six hundred million dollars, is not a nimble organization.

Netflix has been best known for US commissions such as House of Cards and Stranger Things, but its move into British costume drama demonstrates the changing nature of the television industry where the BBC faces increasing competition from better resourced and more nimble international rivals.

It's a law of nature: Big companies just need certain processes to run and entrepreneurs hate those processes because they stifle nimble innovation.