nimbleness

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• Thanks to new models that are more nimble, capable, and family-friendly than ever, these vehicles are quickly becoming key pieces of outdoor gear that facilitate everything from mountain biking to skiing to overlanding.

• Being nimble in any nascent industry or category is everything.

• We are a small and nimble company, and I don’t plan on becoming so big that we can’t pivot on a dime to do the right thing at the right time.

• That’s because a shorter contract means the city can be nimble enough to renegotiate as energy technology, global markets or local climate policies change.

• Unlike search or social domains, the aggregator category is increasingly diverse and nimble enough to meet the needs of consumers.

• With incredible nimbleness, these playful farm animals hop onto a flexible piece of steel.

• And yes, the use of the phrase "legitimate rape" suggests a certain lack of verbal nimbleness.

• But if anything, President Obama has demonstrated an admirable nimbleness in response to changing circumstances.

• It was a sort of rural salon de danse, where the villagers met nightly, to exhibit and cultivate their national nimbleness of toe.

• See, too, how slowly the unpractised apprehension of an older child trudges after the nimbleness of a conjurer.

• Hideously frightened, he doubled this way and that, with a nimbleness that his huge pursuer could not hope to match.

• As he ran upwards, climbing the steep stairs with the of a monkey, he bellowed the great news to each crowded doorway.