nimbleness

• “The antithesis of the oversized SUV (you can fit four EN-Vs into the same road space occupied by a standard family car!), the EN-V is an upright two-seat urban minicar that gets its nimbleness from the same type of mechanics that the Segway uses.”

  Yuka Yoneda | Inhabitat

• “ARQUILLA: We are talking about a kind of nimbleness that does not come to a classic hierarchy.”

  CNN Transcript Mar 27, 2004

• “One of the reasons we left Google was that we wanted to be part of a startup again that had that kind of nimbleness," says McCaig.”

  Technology news, comment and analysis | guardian.co.uk

• “Several attempted, but none could equal him, in nimbleness of heels.”

  Simon & Schuster: A Renegade History of the United States

• “Skip was a buoyant 72-year-old Rhode Islander hampered for the time being by a cast protecting a broken ankle suffered when his self assurance over-reached his nimbleness in an ill-advised leap onto a rock at the beach.”

  Mazatlan: Tequila, tans and working stiffs

• “We had with us Frida, a Westfalia campervan of great age but surefooted nimbleness and with the stormy temperament of her namesake, Frida Kahlo, Mexico's first lady of art.”

  Mazatlan: Tequila, tans and working stiffs

• “The 500C is a pure metropolitan runabout, so its pleasures are centered on its capering nimbleness and maneuverability, not to mention ease of parking.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Fiat 500C Can't Fail

• “Forte's experience during the crisis shows another advantage of many Polish companies: nimbleness.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Euro's Allure Dims in Eastern Europe

• “The rebel leadership has shown a newfound nimbleness in decision making.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Libya Rebels Make Gains Near Capital

• “Operational nimbleness is "one of Dollar Thrifty's key competitive advantages," a spokeswoman said.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Drive to Split CEO, Chairman Roles Gains Steam

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