There has always been a certain amount of randomness and flexibility in the process.
"We've added an extremely talented, young guard to our team that will give us tremendous depth and flexibility in the backcourt".
The Panthers have the second pick in April's college draft and flexibility in the free-agent market because they have significant room under the salary cap.
The care and support minister, Norman Lamb, said fewer rules would "strike a balance" between effective safeguarding and flexibility in the running of care organisations.
Some restaurants in the UK – notably the better ones that cook fresh food from scratch – do this too, offering half-size portions and flexibility in the kitchen.
The Chinese government feels it has amply demonstrated that agenda setting, careful censorship and flexibility in the official narrative can mollify the threats posed by information flowing in from outside the country.
It's a bit like using a taxi to get around – it's not economical if you use one too frequently, but paying a premium for speed, convenience and flexibility in the short term makes perfect sense from time to time".
Some local government leaders have reacted angrily to the perceived threat to councils' autonomy and flexibility in the idea of a national care service, though the detail of how this framework would work and involve councils is up for debate.
Or the combination of gentleness and strength, regularity and flexibility, in the 16th-notes that the pianist Yale Work pulsed through in the fifth section, "Praise to the Eternity of Jesus".
It requires an incredible amount of speed and flexibility in the sales process.
It exhibits user-control and flexibility in the predictive ability of the ensemble model.
