Sentence examples for elastic said from inspiring English sources

"The definition of 'crisis' has been changed and been made much more elastic," said Richard Dreyfuss, the actor, who appears in one ad.

"Migration in California tends to be very elastic," says Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Economy.com.com

The synthetic resilin is "almost perfectly elastic," say the researchers, meaning that very little energy is lost as heat when it stretches.

As Lisa Bustos of Get Elastic says, "Brands and merchants that already enjoy peer-to-peer content sharing will have the most success.

Contrary to what the elastics say, you need to increase interest rates if you want to increase microfinance access.

"I have a hunch that cinemas are price-elastic," says Stelios. "By making tickets cheaper, you'll get more people to go see movies off-peak.

Cloud services connecting with other cloud services is elastic, Prabhu said.

"Your sense of time over 2 hours is very variable and elastic," he said.