Sentence examples for certainly flexible from inspiring English sources

Evangelical ideology was certainly flexible.

It's a kind of writing he describes as "not completely invertebrate, but it's certainly flexible.

Certainly flexible work hours will help, affordable child care will help, and health care for uninsured Americans will help.

But, at the same time, he said that if they were persuaded that the Israeli approach was genuine, "the Palestinian street would certainly be flexible".

"Working times are becoming more colourful and diverse, sometimes longer but also shorter, and certainly more flexible" [3].

Certainly more flexible use of NL ( "fend off the gremlin with the sword!", "If I give you the gold, will you open the gate for me?") would enliven the interaction between player and the game world and the characters in it.

Eurogamer's Simon Parkin called it "perhaps the best and certainly most flexible version yet" when compared to the other XIII games, while GameSpot's Kevin VanOrd stated that if it were not for a few flaws such as the blocking, "it may have even found a place among Final Fantasy's better battle systems".

Also the evidence hints to the possibility that the relative advantage is not true for countries with very developed research, like the U.S. What is the balance between collaborative research and the single researcher or single group small project, which may be more innovative and certainly more flexible?

Like a good Jesuit, Brown certainly can be flexible.

The structure will certainly be more flexible and longer interest-only periods.

I don't know that I specifically learned it this time around, but I certainly had "be flexible" reinforced.