Sentence examples for Less flexibly from inspiring English sources

Electronic delivery of adherence interventions may still be tailored but less flexibly so.

And neither would he have dreamed of working less or flexibly so that she might have time to enrich herself.

Employers, especially for jobs that require a college degree, pay people disproportionately more for working long hours and disproportionately less for working flexibly.

NoSQL databases have been known for its schema-less design that flexibly translate any data into the desired format while Hadoop fills the gap of scalability with its MapReduce framework.

But there's a way to go; researchers in Australia earlier this year found that men were twice as likely as women to have their requests for flexible working rejected, while those working flexibly were less likely than women to feel secure in their jobs and confident about future promotion.

Mothers who preferred feeding flexibly were less likely to have high adherence.

We need to move away from the assumption that "working flexibly" means "working less".

By rethinking their institutional arrangements along these lines, companies can forge connections and carry out interactions less expensively and more rapidly and flexibly than they could through conventional institutional practices.

When managers take full paternity and maternity leaves, head home early a few days a week to help their children off the school bus, or arrive late after a dentist appointment, those around them feel less anxiety about taking leave or working flexibly.

Indeed, working flexibly does not always mean working less.

The conclusion was that the low achievers are often low achievers not because they know less but because they don't use numbers flexibly.