Sentence examples for bit of flexibility in from inspiring English sources
"So I'm grateful to have a job where the people are nice and I have a little bit of flexibility in my hours.
And through its influence at the International Monetary Fund, which is one of Greece's big creditors, it could encourage a bit of flexibility in discussions with whatever government emerges in Athens.
"I think there is a fair bit of flexibility in the law to allow us to adjust and adapt to modern markets and technologies," said Diana Moss, president of the American Antitrust Institute.
As for the potential fundraising itself, Singer said: "We are not out of line with the market in thinking that Brixton 'needs' £100m-£150m to ensure covenants are not breached, but £200m-£250m would help reduce gearing to a more comfortable level and provide a bit of flexibility in case the same quantity of debt cannot be raised to replace the £275m bonds maturing in 2010".
Note, sales reps still need a bit of flexibility in selling the product.
You lose a bit of flexibility in the process, but the vast majority of users couldn't care less.
Success in China requires a bit of persistence, a bit of flexibility, a bit of creativity, and, as we see in the in-country/cross-border discussion, the ability to calibrate effort to opportunity.
He's young and hungry". "He can play in left midfield as well so it gives us that little bit of flexibility I'm looking for in certain areas," Rowett added.
You shouldn't have to win the boss lottery in order to have a little bit of flexibility at work.
According to the unit's manager: " We tried to create a bit of flexibility and say, ok, all of us must be on station in the morning, and let's take turns to cover the evening.
