Sentence examples for being flexible to from inspiring English sources
"These are two shows that we believe in artistically and commercially, and it's great to see Broadway being flexible to help keep shows alive".
The mayor, said Jason Post, a spokesman, "will continue to make the tough decisions and stand behind key principles, but he has never had a problem with being flexible to help build a better city".
The Fortran programming in this paper mainly based on Non-Uniform Rational B-Splines (NURBS) is implemented in modularization, while being flexible to be transplanted, modified and extended.
Being flexible to break routine is important.
A shopping list is great for reducing waste and limiting unnecessary purchases, but being flexible to buy what the seasons offer can have big rewards.
"That means doing as much research as you can ahead of time so you have some context, but also being flexible to go with the flow as opportunities arise upon arrival".
You've got to be flexible to change your plan.
He is flexible to a point of opportunism.
"We are happy to be flexible to ensure that the Cancer Drugs Fund is not overspent," he said.
Still, the key is to be flexible, to direct efforts to fit the particular circumstances.
Plant engineers must be flexible to survive.
