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agile

[aj-uhl, -ahyl] / ˈædʒ əl, -aɪl /


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“Those businesses are more nimble, more agile and more likely to take advantage of AI.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The Met introduced them two years ago after realising that offenders had started using them, instead of mopeds, because they were more agile.

From BBC

An agile and mobile pack, allied with a magical backline playing with total freedom, the blue shirts were like a blur leaving Wales chasing shadows.

From BBC

They recommended that investors adopt “an agile mindset built for uncertainty,” tracking valuations, staying flexible across regions and reacting quickly when volatility creates opportunities.

From The Wall Street Journal

“We need to be agile. We need a new mindset.”

From The Wall Street Journal