Sentence examples for apparent flexibility from inspiring English sources

There was no indication that Mr. Bush had changed the minds of any of the Democratic senators, but several said they had been impressed by his apparent flexibility.

She did allow that the apparent flexibility of women "may be related to greater potential for bisexuality in women than in men".

His odds are improved by general popularity, a friendly demeanour and apparent flexibility on the interpretation of some Catholic dogma, such as the ban on the ordination of married priests.

The apparent flexibility on Iraq policy appears to reflect deepening concern within the administration about the unwillingness of many other countries, including France and Russia, to contribute troops and money to the American-led effort in Iraq.

Given Johnson's apparent flexibility, all we need now is for him to drift back to his original position before he broke his personal assurance to the PM and became leader of the out campaign.

Mr Smyth emerged as a challenger when hardliners' hackles were raised by the apparent flexibility towards republicans shown in remarks by Mr Trimble on a recent visit to Washington.

The apparent structural flexibility of the two shell components common to bacterial microcompartments probably explains the considerable variability in size and shape of the organelles.

Based on the ParC55 structure and the apparent conformational flexibility of the 100-122 loop (Figure 3), we suggest a possible alternative to the previously proposed DNA "bubble" mechanism [15].

Other dimensions are Global, Presentation and Formatting, Measurable Outcomes, Apparent Validity, Flexibility, Effect on Process of Care, Novelty/Innovation, and Computability.

But in an apparent hint of flexibility in the Bush administration's stance, Tony Fratto, the deputy White House press secretary, said on Tuesday that the White House would examine the proposals from the automakers.

The bank's problems lie less in its actual interest-rate decisions than in its poor public communication, its apparent lack of flexibility and its excessive independence, all of which make it an easy target to attack.The constantly hawkish tone of its monetary policy statements give the impression that the ECB focuses only on inflation and does not care about growth.