Sentence examples for expressing flexibility from inspiring English sources

Kurdish spokesmen say that Mr. Bremer was rebuffed and that he came back for another meeting with Kurdish leaders on Wednesday, expressing flexibility on the idea of autonomy.

"We never expected when we printed out our budget that they would simply Xerox it and vote on it," Mr. Obama said, expressing flexibility about the details as long as his central goals were met.

In his news conference the day after the elections, the New York Times reported that President Obama emphasized "that it was important to extend the tax cuts for the middle class while expressing flexibility by saying he was 'absolutely' willing to negotiate on the matter".

"They have expressed flexibility on this issue maybe because of the oil," he said.

A handful of House Republicans expressed flexibility beyond that of their party leaders about considering an increase in tax rates for the wealthiest, as long as they are accompanied by significant spending cuts.

Proteins expressed across many cell types require augmented gene expression flexibility to adapt to local conditions.

We first portray the potential flexibility of a designed object and then its actual flexibility expressing its ability to adapt to changes.

But for conceptual artists interested in expressing ideas, the flexibility of changing styles was a powerful and liberating innovation.

More men "opt-out" for a time, and more are expressing their desire for flexibility and more family time.

Decision makers should be given flexibility in expressing their judgments, because they are familiar with the linguistic variables applied to words and sentences in the description of the degree of value.

Different levels of automation within semi-automated techniques may require different skill sets and may provide different outcomes in terms of the user-friendliness of the tool, its power and flexibility in expressing business goals and technology characteristics, and its ability to create meaningful services.