Sentence examples for nimble ways from inspiring English sources

In part, it's that "The Walking Dead" is a television show, as opposed to a film; the extra hours allow the series to explore the genre's territory in greater depth and in surprisingly nimble ways.

But the nonprofit world must embrace the nimble ways of successful startups to become more effective, and do better.

More privately, he came up with a politically nimble way through the deadlock.

The author is quite capable of scolding Blair, for his ruthlessness, for his theatricality and for his uncritical admiration of the worst of Bill Clinton's methods, noting also the nimble way Blair switched from Bill's buddy to George's pal.

Every one of these three-minute time capsules is operated with joy and ease, Bridges's nimble way with a vocal melody matched by his band's light touch, a little lag on the beat here, a surprise organ melody there.

"We want to take advantage of the revolution in healthcare and science that is happening and reward companies who are operating in a nimble way," circumventing the slow moving institutions of academia and traditional grants.

From this vantage point, enterprises can not only keep a better handle on all of the software from different vendors they are buying in, including how that differs or might be better utilised across distributed teams, but also act in a more nimble way in terms of how they adopt new solutions or decommission legacy ones.

But in their scramble to erect moats around their services and as they scramble to keep users, are they potentially driving them to consider a more nimble way to communicate?

Spectrophotometry offers a simple and nimble way to accurately measure the bulk concentration of high quality DNA and instruments such as the NanoDrop Spectophotometer are readily available.

Ms. Swain added, "We really have to be nimble, in ways we didn't when we were the only game in town".

I began to envision my career after graduate school as connected to more nimble, innovative ways to tackle climate change, including adapting to the changes in climate that are now inevitable.