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Discover LudwigThe phrase "small and nimble" is a grammatically correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone that is small in size but quick and agile in movements or actions. Example: The small and nimble fox darted through the bushes, easily evading the larger and clumsier dog chasing it.
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He is a tobi worker — a scaffolder — and, at thirty-three, ismallll and nimble.
It decrees that a behemoth has a harder time growing as quickly as a small and nimble company.
YouTube and Instagram were allowed to keep doing what they do best and to stay small and nimble.
Asada says a robot made of light-sensitive muscle may be small and nimble enough to navigate tight spaces — even within the body's vasculature.
New York City Ballet is creating a small and nimble touring ensemble in the hopes of broadening its appeal around the country and the world.
La Vara is the newest vessel in the small and nimble Spanish armada commanded by Alex Raij and her husband and co-chef, Eder Montero.
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In the old days the downside of small-and-nimble was limited access to resources and distribution.
The second battle of Svensksund had clearly showed that the smaller and nimble gunboats and gunsloops were far more efficient in coastal warfare and had all but displaced "archipelago frigates" in the inshore squadrons by the Finnish War of 1808 09.
We are a small team and nimble enough to take these risks, but I'd encourage any team, company or agency to try implementing some of these structural shifts and practical strategies.
"When we started Forest Trends," says Jenkins, "we talked about this vision of being small, global, and nimble.
AirNet's 128 planes, many of them speedy Learjets, are small enough and nimble enough to pack and leave at a moment's notice.
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