Sentence examples for fairly elastic from inspiring English sources

Her notion of what constitutes a list is fairly elastic.

But for all its penalties, the law left the definition of a lobbyist fairly elastic.

Mr Krueger notes that cause-driven extremists exist in any large population:For this reason, the supply of terrorists is fairly elastic.

Some red states like Alaska are also fairly elastic, meaning they have their fair share of voters who are political independents or who have moderate or mixed political views.

Reality, of course, is a fairly elastic concept these days, and if there's a flaw in "Miss Sloane," it's that in future years its juicy Machiavellian gamesmanship may not look farfetched but dated — a throwback to a time when there were clearer consequences for professional misconduct, when people still retained their capacity for outrage.

Of the 30 tested fibers, elasticity (true strain) ranged from fairly typical silk elasticity at 0.21 mm/mm, to a truly exceptional 0.91 – the latter value approaching the elastic spiral silk of orb webs.

If you are a beginner, ask someone for help; while this is fairly straightforward, pushing the elastic or string through can be challenging the first time you try it.

From a bracket on the floor to a beam above runs a vertical elastic cord, drawn fairly taut.

The 3D Sound Labs Module One isn't the most elegant solution, but it's fairly non-invasive, with an elastic band that's secured around a headphone band.

Then, the optimization framework is used where the scheduling algorithm allocates the resource fairly in the network for both elastic and inelastic flows.

The comparison demonstrates that the proposed constitutive model considering the internal heat production predicts the rate-dependent cyclic deformation of super-elastic NiTi shape memory alloy fairly well.