Sentence examples for Build in flexibility from inspiring English sources

Build in flexibility by carefully picking the members of your crew.

They build in flexibility.

We would redesign everything to build in flexibility.

The real challenges are to build in flexibility, maintain the balance of contributions, and ensure clarity of leadership.

While this approach sacrifices some spontaneity in dining, I can still build in flexibility when armed with knowledge about the dishes instead of specific restaurants.

One of the most challenging issues facing the transparency negotiators was how to reflect Paris' mandate to build in "flexibility" for "those developing country Parties that need it in the light of their capacities". They managed to achieve a result that carefully balances the need for a "common" system with accommodation for capacity needs.

We aren't dependent on our jobs and have a lot of built in flexibility if we hit a financial rough patch.

If there is a freeze, Dan G. Blair, the president and CEO of the National Academy of Public Administration said it "should have built in flexibility" so critical positions can be filled.

Conor D'Arcy, policy analyst at the Resolution Foundation thinktank, said: "By sensibly pegging the national living wage to typical earnings, the government has already built in flexibility to help steer it through choppy economic times".

The organisation says it has "built in flexibility into the flight schedule over the 80 days to ensure that, should there be any delays, such as poor weather conditions, it is able to quickly recover to normal operations".

We have built in flexibility to our business model in terms of how quickly we grow content and marketing spend, so we intend to keep US contribution margins growing even with lower membership growth".