Sentence examples for nimbly from inspiring English sources
Almost every line contains an original thought, nimbly described.
Biden nimbly turns it around, and references Mitt Romney's 47% remark as an example of political double-speak.
A new commission might move more nimbly than Congress.
Machines screen thousands of drugs each year, robotic arms nimbly handling plates of compounds to test their effect on bacteria.
RARELY has one of Saudi Arabia's ageing rulers moved so nimbly.
The labour market is more flexible, which ought to allow firms and workers to respond more nimbly.
If so, however, taxing them might be tricky, as they would be just the sort of people who would nimbly sidestep harsh tax regimes.Countries with ageing populations could ease their restrictions on immigration, particularly for younger workers, but again it would take a huge influx to make much difference.
He was of the old school, and had been so long in the commentary dodge that he sometimes called his computer his typewriter (though keeping up, as nimbly as any 20-something, with the blargon and cellphoney-baloney of the age).
We need to look at everything we do with fresh eyes...to make sure that we're operating nimbly and decisively".
Week after week he nimbly skewers victims such as the Muslim Brotherhood and pompous television presenters.
But if the virus ever evolved to hop nimbly from person to person it too could wreak a pandemic.That evolution has now occurred, helped by the researchers in Madison and Rotterdam.
