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agility

[uh-jil-i-tee] / əˈdʒɪl ɪ ti /


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England's performances in the past two Six Nations games - which lacked both tactical agility and basic accuracy - were nearly unrecognisable from the team that had amassed 12 successive wins in their previous dozen games.

From BBC

As for peace and security, "prevention and mediation are essential. But they need agility and flexibility from the structures of the UN. And I don't think we have that right now."

From Barron's

I truly believe agility and openness to change—people that can cope with change and adapt quickly—those will be the central skills I want my teenager to have.

From The Wall Street Journal

“This acquisition also streamlines group structure, enhances strategic agility, and fosters a stronger link between Private Banking/Investment Banking performance and profitability,” he adds.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Not only would this allow them to say, reach up into a tree and feel around for fruit or a seed pod with better agility, but it also has implications for communication."

From Barron's