Sentence examples for affordability flexibility from inspiring English sources

The advantages for Millennials include affordability, flexibility and ease of use.

In 2001, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation andefinedopment (OECD) defined accessibility as an umbrella term that encompasses geographical distribution (rural/urban) and proximity, affordability, flexibility and adequacy for different age groups as well as children with different needs (OECD 2001).

Many different types of privately held companies take advantage of Amazon's computing infrastructure because of its affordability, flexibility, and security.

The Committee on Adolescents from the American Academy of Paediatrics 19 states that an adolescence healthcare system should have seven characteristics: availability, visibility, quality, confidentiality, affordability, flexibility, and coordination.

The assessment methodology is applied to the architecture for a soldier knowledge acquisition system for which the key performance attributes are affordability, performance, flexibility, updateability, and availability.

But there is an argument, made by Dutch campaign group Bond Precaire Woonvormen (Union of Precarious Tenants), among others, that by offering affordability and flexibility in exchange for a loss of tenants' rights, property guardianships are putting a price on these rights and undermining them across the board.

For this purpose, polymers are attractive materials for dispersing the nanoparticles for several reasons including affordability, mechanical flexibility and ease of processing into thin films.

During the FGDs, beneficiaries most of whom work in the informal economy, lauded the project's affordability and flexibility "pay-as-you-go" billing system against the formal system which operates a monthly billing option.

Malcolm added that most printing processes were created for "the old world" of physical art, while this approach, with its affordability and flexibility, "really makes digital art producible in a way that's almost native to it".

And John Morgan asks: "Should childcare in Scotland continue to be just about a tiny variation in the hours per week given to parents, or should we start a genuine conversation about the things that matter to parents like quality, affordability and flexibility?" Would parents get more free childcare after a "Yes" vote?

To address affordability and flexibility, family caregivers need more support.