Sentence examples for a matter of flexibility from inspiring English sources

"It's really a matter of flexibility," said John Cabaniss, the environment and energy director for the trade group Global Automakers, which lobbied during the negotiations for the so-called overcompliance provision.

It's a matter of flexibility, according to founder (and sole employee) Chris Matthieu.

As a matter of fact, this flexibility had already been perceived before Elton by the father of ecology, Charles Robert Darwin, who, in the Origin of Species (1859) wrote: "Throw up a handful of feathers, and all must fall to the ground according to definite laws.

Increasingly, they say, retirement is becoming a matter of negotiation, requiring new flexibility in setting workers' schedules and benefits.

It's just a matter of giving him the flexibility if he doesn't have the cash for one month.

Gradually, acquiescence to legal conventions about intellectual property became a matter of natural convenience and flexibility.

The printer lets you go from CAD to beautiful, end-use strong parts in a matter of hours, and offers the flexibility of your choice in reinforcement and plastics.

She goes on to suggest that the perception of flexibility is itself a matter of perception.

As a matter of fact, the maximal use of the battery flexibility enables large cost savings but can lead to rapid battery life loss.

His brothers and sisters were slapped if they disturbed his sleep, and the flexibility of his limbs was regarded as a matter of importance.

Cañete called for diplomats to show flexibility, and move beyond their negotiating "comfort zones" as a matter of priority.