Sentence examples for bit of flexibility from inspiring English sources

The new fiscal rules are necessary because the chancellor will need every bit of flexibility he can find.

"They allow quite a bit of flexibility for us to be good teachers," said Katrina Rumbold, a fifth-grade teacher.

It's now time employers began to show a bit of flexibility – and rather a lot more long-term responsibility.

Try to find a job ahead of time that has at least a little bit of flexibility.

It helps that despite the prescriptions for materials and lighting, there's still quite a bit of flexibility built into the experience.

"Not long after we started the program, Sept. 11 happened, and we had to give the soldiers quite a bit of flexibility".

"If they are successful, it ought to provide them with a little bit of financial flexibility," he said.

Goldman and Pay Trimming base pay for London bankers gives Goldman Sachs back a bit of precrisis flexibility.

When it's not rush hour, and there is a bit of schedule flexibility, couldn't transit workers cut some slack for 99 percenters wanting to switch trains?

Whatever the case, and however futile my plea to you for a bit of imaginative flexibility in the interpretation of these rules, I just want to emphasize the iconic importance of these huts in those great Antarctic journeys.

Diana Guy, the deputy chair of the commission, added: "We want to engage with advertisers and with ITV about whether a bit of extra flexibility [is possible]." She said, however: "We express reservations about how easy that will be to do.