Sentence examples for nimble operations from inspiring English sources

Unlike museums where there are exhibition schedules to juggle and the traditional red tape that goes with large institutions, galleries are smaller, more nimble operations.

Once lauded for its nimble operations and quick decision-making, Dell continues to suffer from a sweeping reorganization that resembles something of an endurance test for investors.

For example, the turmoil could generate "a lot more start-up agencies," Mr. Nadal said — more nimble operations that would be more comfortable with social media and other new ways of reaching consumers than "the organizations that have been around for 100 years".

They've also been helped by their long experience in running lean, nimble operations against their larger competitors and by the recent surge in independent-label music sales.

Alongside major interventions that typically take weeks of preparation time and face huge logistical difficulties, small specialist teams are running nimble operations far into remote rural locations.

Some were passed over for promotion, some reached retirement age, but managers also leave to make a bigger mark in a smaller, more nimble operation or a broader political arena.

As a more nimble operation, we won out because we were.

Those who have followed the Romney campaign since its inception know what an inflated behemoth it has become since then, at least compared to the nimble operation it was in the beginning.

Mr Hagel's strategy assumes that America will not become embroiled in conflicts on the scale of Iraq, but will carry out nimbler operations.

He was soon lured back again, but not before he had seen firsthand how a nimble research operation works.

Ms. Marking obeys the dictates of catchy storytelling by largely streamlining the nimble international operation down to two stars (and making ample use of jaw-dropping surveillance footage).