A third view, advanced by Tuckness, holds that Locke was flexible at this point and gave people considerable flexibility in constitutional drafting.
Cashman will have considerable flexibility in creating the 2014 Yankees.
That gives Mr. Smith considerable flexibility in fine-tuning the roles of each Democrat.
Mr. Bush has considerable flexibility in what he "produces" each day.
In fact, though, you have considerable flexibility in how you structure your résumé.
And in the third, Mr. Alagna rose to considerable flexibility in the shaping of words and lines.
Telecommunications companies, with their relatively stable revenue streams and long-term contracts, often have considerable flexibility in shifting revenue from one quarter to another.
At the heart of the plan, Mr. Bush said, lies a single concept: more accountability for schools that receive federal money, but considerable flexibility in how those schools meet the stricter standards.
Combined with Elizabeth's ability to tear holes in the fabric of space-time to provide health, weapons, and defences, Infinite allows players considerable flexibility in how to escape Columbia, offering a fresh take on the first-person shooter.
But any hope of that was dashed on New Year's Eve when President Yeltsin, who had shown considerable flexibility in dealings with the administration, announced that he was stepping down and named Mr. Putin as his successor.
Many in Japan still argue that significant changes to Japan's security stance require a revision of Japan's constitution though it has shown itself capable of considerable flexibility in the past.
