Sentence examples for are reasonably flexible from inspiring English sources

YES! You'll need to get information on salaries in Toronto but, generally speaking, pharmaceutical companies pay well, and they either time their recruitment to tie in with the academic year or are reasonably flexible.

Any new fiscal targets should be reasonably flexible.

David:   I think Republicans are going to be reasonably flexible on the fiscal cliff stuff.

The FA has been in discussions about this with the government and an FA spokesman confirmed that "they have been reasonably flexible in their attitude so far".

Secondly, to make the direct method feasible for closed loop identification, the noise model selected is reasonably flexible and independently parameterized.

Individual exceptions are approved on a case-by-case basis, and the FAA has been reasonably flexible about allowing nighttime flights and other advanced operations when they don't appear to pose any risks.

Devin's experience with executives in the German retail clothing industry was that they were reasonably flexible about deadlines and receptive to highly imaginative proposals for an advertising campaign.

While aiming as high as you can, as long as you're reasonably flexible about which courses you'll consider, then you probably still stand a good chance of finding yourself a place.

This is despite the fact that both caspase-6 [ 33] and caspase-7 [ 28] (see Supplementary Table S1) have been crystallized as inactive proenzymes, suggesting that the N-terminal regions do not bind (tightly) to the surface of the enzymes and are assumed to be reasonably flexible in solution.

Some are reasonably sensible.

"We are reasonably certain".