Sentence examples for to be nimble enough from inspiring English sources

It needs to be nimble enough to adapt to meet changing circumstances.

To be nimble enough to succeed, he argues, employees are bending themselves too far.

"You have to be nimble enough, and eat some humble pie," said Mr. Dankner, who first listed the unit in September for $4.65 million, and has since dropped the price four times, by increments of 3 to 4percentt.

New product development, however, has Akorn positioned to be nimble enough to keep growing.

The (Whosgoing.com) site is designed and tested in an effort to cater to a broad audience and to be nimble enough to meet the demands of its users.

Managers currently opting for lower equity ratios either have a highly negative opinion of future American business results or expect to be nimble enough to dance back into stocks at even lower levels.

"Companies need to attract the top talent, be nimble enough to address employee and customer problems, and speed up decision-making and access to decision-makers," Sargent said.

Namely, these mechanisms need to be able to address a wide array of problems, be nimble enough to accommodate rapidly changing circumstances, leverage the power of personal relationships, and be able to address the tensions that can arise between security and health system supporting strategies.

And it knows self-driving cars could eventually change its business, but the founders see it as an opportunity most big players in parking won't be nimble enough to adapt to.

And our training systems must be nimble enough to allow for workers to be retooled and retrained when needed.

He said election officials must be nimble enough to send extra ballots or machines to precincts experiencing heavy turnouts.