Sentence examples for expected flexibility from inspiring English sources

Though analysts expected that the option would be exercised the market value of Axel Springer's stake is only around euro100m they had expected flexibility on the timing of the payment.

This is likely to reflect the expected flexibility of the V3 domain as well as the limited conformational changes commonly observed in most CDRs upon ligand binding [18], [54], [55].

"People expect flexibility and versatility of space," he said.

The health secretary indicated that he expects flexibility around pensions to be one way in which costs might be met.

They expect flexibility and the option to work remotely, but they also want to connect deeply with colleagues.

We do not expect flexibility from a taped announcement, but when we do speak to a human, we have the right to expect understanding and some modicum of judgment.

The full-service airlines make most of their profits on business seats, and Mr O'Leary thinks even ruthless cost-cutters like his own airline will need to offer some in order to make long-haul routes pay.Furthermore, says Mr O'Leary, business travellers expect flexibility, and will want one or two flights a day to the main destinations.

Expert multitaskers, today's constantly connected young workers expect flexibility and autonomy in their work.

As valuable as in-person connections are in the workplace, all-in employees also desire and expect flexibility.

In that sense we can expect flexibility to be on the rise as an increasingly important factor to compete on.

But anyone expecting flexibility from the International Narcotics Control Board (INCB) — the body tasked with overseeing the conventions — might find it lacking.