Sentence examples for a more flexible version of from inspiring English sources

Working with Custodio Castelo, an enormously talented player of the pear-shaped, 12-string Portuguese guitar, two other musicians, and some contemporary poets and songwriters, she performs fado cancao, a more flexible version of fado, with a lot of major-to-minor harmonic movement and more variations on the basic feeling of sadness that pervades fado.

Roth sought a more flexible version of the traditional individual retirement account (IRA), and successfully lobbied to have the new Roth IRA added to the Taxpayer Relief Act.

Starting with a more flexible version of the existing hardware SIM that works only with data-limited devices like the iPad is a good way for Apple to get its feet wet with similar ambitions, and the plus side for its design department is that an in-built SIM removes the need for a SIM tray, which my editor Matthew Panzarino points out should make one knighted British designer very happy.

Starting with a more flexible version of the existing hardware SIM that works only with data-limited devices like the iPad is a good way for Apple to get its feet wet with similar ambitions, and the plus side for its design department is that an in-built SIM removes the need for a SIM tray, which my editor Matthew Panzarino points out should make one knighted British designer very happy.

Since then, countless housing programs have been created at local, state and federal levels, but the biggest housing intervention in New York today is rent stabilization: a slightly more flexible version of rent control, in which a city board of experts annually determines how much more landlords can charge their tenants.

"Imagine an infinitely more flexible version of shortcut, hosted on GitHub and designed to allow anyone to create an action inside a container to augment and connect their workflow".

This new urban outreach model, using a team consisting of 1 MSI nurse and 1 bajaji driver, is a streamlined and more flexible version of MSI's rural outreach model.

With still more schools, including the University of Michigan and the University of Minnesota, about to enter the online market, you can expect more students to opt for this more flexible version of the MBA degree which allows students to keep their jobs and income while earning a highly valued credential.

Conventional coal and nuclear plants will play a diminishing role unless new, more flexible versions of those technologies are designed and deployed (along with carbon capture and storage for the coal plants).

In recent decades the greatness of these marginalized artists has become increasingly undeniable — whether you call their work folk, primitive, amateur, naïve or, lately, outsider — and demands have gotten louder to include them in a more flexible integrated version of modernism.

RSA offers a more flexible, software version of that tool that fits neatly into smart phones.