Sentence examples for a flexible role from inspiring English sources

Sporting a deep tan from a Costa Rica surfing trip, the tall Ms. Gilhart, a Texan, seems to have found clarity in a flexible role that allows her to devote more time to pet causes like ecologically conscious clothes.

Thereby, while particular LMS can have a flexible role, it also allows the synchronized content to exist together with the already existing content.

In this paper, a flexible role-based architecture for Body Sensor Networks (BSNs) is introduced.

"The important thing is that they have agreed on a more flexible role for the E.F.S.F.

MR. TRIBE -- Yes, but if the legislature is entirely happy not to completely delegate this power to the courts, which Article II would permit, but rather to allow the courts to exercise a somewhat more flexible role than the one that the critic of this opinion would be embracing, that's within the power of the Legislature of Florida.

Studies such as Ramirez-Sanchez and Pinkerton (2009) and Salpeteur et al. (2016) found that friendship networks play a key and flexible role as actors' social capital within and between communities in the context of natural resource management.

The indicated existence of suppressive interactions in S1 during touch observation can be embedded into the results from recent studies that assign S1 a specific and highly flexible role during touch and action observation (Avenanti et al. 2005; Bolognini et al. 2011; Bufalari et al. 2007; Caspers et al. 2010; Keysers et al. 2010; Meyer et al. 2011).

The toolkit aimed to establish a flexible PMA role that could adapt to different team working styles, structures and patient panel needs.

This culture - combined with a dearth of flexible roles at a senior level - largely confines women's flexible "choices" to lower-paid work at lower organisational levels.

Unable to compete in the long working hours cultures, and faced with a paucity of senior flexible roles, women are forced into lower-paid, lower-status jobs.

A former BHP executive, Lyons is six months into her role as director of the agency and she sees the adoption of flexible roles for both genders, including job-sharing or compressed hours, as a step forward for gender equality.