nimble
Example Sentences
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Our legal frameworks and their enforcers should be nimble enough to recognize that before the next wave hits.
From Barron's
“Going forward, we intend to be more nimble and strategic in allocating investment dollars, focusing only on our highest potential underperforming parks and the strongest opportunities to deliver near-term returns,” Witherow said.
From Los Angeles Times
One positive aspect is that work Bath & Body Works did several years ago to move its supply chain back to the U.S. allows it to be more nimble by restocking products within weeks.
As the failure of the FTC’s Meta case shows, government is slower and less nimble at responding to such challenges than are markets and technology.
But a more fitting name for this feat of AI is American ingenuity, which includes a mix of human agency, nimble capital and a culture of dynamism.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
