Sentence examples for expressed more flexible from inspiring English sources
Infants of mothers expressing more parent-centered and rigid attitudes towards infant-rearing had nearly three times of a greater risk for continual behavioural difficulties in comparison with mothers who expressed more flexible and infant-centered attitudes.
Others express more bitterness.
Concern was expressed about how a more flexible funding system could be monitored.
"We noted a view expressed at the meeting that more flexible exchange-rate management, in some cases" is beneficial.
The peroxide-resistant cells are diploid rather than aneuploid, show fundamental changes in the cytoskeletal cellular structure, suggesting less rigid more flexible cells, express a new lower molecular mass of p53, a key stress protein responder involved in adaptation, and finally have an immunochemical modification in αA-crystallin, a small heat-shock protein.
How the Israeli and US relationship is expressed in Iranian foreign policy is more flexible.
The Bishop of Oxford expressed regret that Thatcher had refused to be a little more flexible.
In order to make models more flexible and easy to maintain and test, we allow ranges to be expressed using variables instead of integer constants.
At times during the news conference today Mr. Ivanov, who has expressed strong opposition to the American intention to store nuclear warheads, seemed to hint that Russia had become more flexible.
Practice is more flexible.
