Sentence examples for ever flexible from inspiring English sources

To dodge the tariff, Nantucket, ever flexible, considered declaring "neutrality" — that is, seceding from the United States.

IS - ever flexible - turned to Iraq.

On the one hand, we are accommodating to a fault, ever flexible and nice, which both makes us the self sacrificing loser in most conflicts and the self righteous victim.

Parents, he said, are anticipating a world in which children will have to be ever more flexible and creative, and some home-schooling parents believe their approach will provide that edge.

"Should globalization continue unfettered and thereby create an ever more flexible international financial system, history suggests that current account imbalances will be defused with modest risk of disruption".

Dynamic performance is extremely relevant because recent developments in the electricity market push toward an ever more flexible and varying operation of power plants.

The proposed circuit is presented in a Digital PLL loop structure and it is designed according to the Software Defined Radio (SDR) philosophy, which requires ever more flexible communication solutions able to support different protocols and standards.

At the same time underwriting standards grew ever more flexible, once the prior standard was seen as an obstacle to continued lending growth.

As the discussion above suggests, the amount that can be borrowed with ever more flexible (and riskier) mortgage instruments is an economic reality.

Thus consumption during those years was fueled in large part by accessing home equity as prices continued to rise due to the increasing availability of ever more flexible high cost/subprime mortgages.

In rural and frontier eastern Colorado, a recent survey by the authors of age-eligible residents reported similar use of FOBT (32%), but only 51% had ever had flexible sigmoidoscopy or colonoscopy testing.