Sentence examples for nimble says from inspiring English sources

"This guy is very nimble," says Scott Latham, a New York real estate broker with Cushman & Wakefield, who has sold two buildings to Roth.

"One of the concerns when you do get to a certain size is: How do you stay nimble?" says Brian McGlynn, Pfizer's director of corporate media relations.

"They're going to have to be pretty nimble," said Aaron Kessler, an analyst with Raymond James.

But that narrative appears to be changing as digital books help publishers become more nimble, said Jay Diskey of the Association of American Publishers.

"I have to give them credit, they're pretty nimble," said Greg Devereux, executive director of the Washington Federation of State Employees, part of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (Afscme).

"Being small and privately held allows us to be more nimble," said Chris Morrow, owner of the Northshire Bookstore in Manchester Center, Vt ."Our competitive advantage has been the curation aspect — knowing our customers and picking the right books.

A paid pilot is coming this fall and the folks behind Nimble say that they have two letters of intent in hand for said pilots. —.

Giving away awards in real-time on Twitter was a way to show users that Esurance is committed to using new technology and being nimble, said Nancy Abraham, the company's vice president of integrated marketing.

"We try to be nimble," said Bobbie Egan, a spokeswoman for Alaska.

"We have to be very nimble," he says.

"You could easily see that fade away if this case never goes anywhere and it drops out of the public eye, but given the set of circumstances I think [Amazon] had to choose to be nimble," he says.