Sentence examples for cited flexibility from inspiring English sources

The majority (85.7%) also believe that mobile learning would be useful for their students, and cited flexibility as the main reason (90.1%).

For example, provider organizations cited flexibility and willingness to take risks as strengths, but they had not joined with health plans in overhauling pay-for-production, which both groups saw as a barrier.

In the press release, Marathon cited "enhanced flexibility to pursue tailored strategies" as the chief cause behind the strategic move.

The naturalist Georges-Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon cited this flexibility of purpose as evidence that elephants were capable of "human reasoning, [rather] than a simple, natural instinct".

It is unclear whether the Dodgers would use that money to acquire a second baseman or sweeten a potential offer to free agents Kenley Jansen or Justin Turner, although General Manager Farhan Zaidi cited "financial flexibility" as one motivation for Friday's deal.

Henry J. Aaron and Gary Burtless, senior fellows at the Brookings Institution in Washington, cite the flexibility of the American work force as a factor that may soften the effects of boomer retirements.

Among the advantages of cloud environments we can cite their flexibility, their lower cost of maintenance, and the possibility to easily create virtual test environments.

Also hopeful is New Hampshire Sen. Kelly Ayotte, who has very shrewdly vowed to "support" Trump, but not "endorse" him, citing the flexibility granted to anyone who perceives mild, hair-splittable differences between English language synonyms.

They found that 80% of trainees cite vocational flexibility as a critical factor in their career choice.

The Canadian ophthalmologists cited intellectual stimulation, flexibility of employment, and earning potential as important factors in forming their career choice.

Mr. Peil estimates the cost savings at more than 30percentt, but also cited greater speed and flexibility in its operations.