Sentence examples for a flexible term from inspiring English sources

In other words, "conditions-based" withdrawal is a flexible term.

DAVID REMNICK: Fluent is a flexible term, Edgar.

Election was then a flexible term and should not be confused with the modern concept of democratic election.

(Of course, "original" is a flexible term in Hollywood, and several of those films, like the Jim Braddock biopic "Cinderella Man," are based on true stories).

Sceptical shareholders will feel that "medium term" is a flexible term at Barclays; the phrase seems to mean whatever management wishes it to mean.

This means that water scarcity is a flexible term that depends on water use.

The SoA general secretary, Mark Le Fanu, said: "It's a very flexible term.

Bloomberg reports that Canada's Prime Minister will be allowing telecoms industry regulators to "ban fees for unsolicited text messages on mobile phones and other 'unfair charges.'" While that seems like a pretty narrow scope, consider that (with history as a guide) "unfair charges" is an extremely flexible term.

It also will improve ease of use, with self-service features including keyless entry and a flexible rental term.

Perhaps the most darkly flexible term of Unspeak here, though, was the apparently innocent word "intervention".

Bank of America once featured a nonsecuritized loan for adoptive families, but according to the bank, that was superseded by its Flexible Term Personal Loan.