Sentence examples for far more flexibility from inspiring English sources

Second, distributors have far more flexibility on the Web.

Clearly, win-win negotiation offers far more flexibility than just splitting resources 50-50.

They are not as tight in the joints and have far more flexibility than Caucasians.

But there is far more flexibility and fuzziness, even here, than the conservatives concede.

Or granting 'green cards' or local visas — Shanghai has far more flexibility".

Of course, he and other investors said Google's brand name, market power and financial strength gave far more flexibility than most companies have.

It's therefore ready for far more hardware flexibility than 7 was: multi-core processors, screens with different resolutions, phones with memory cards and so on.

The system has far more features and flexibility than the 41-year-old one it replaced, Ms. Vernola said.

"Devolution deals can drive economic development, but the process needs far more understanding and flexibility from government to work for the counties, who have different needs and organisational structures.

But if governments try to prevent firms from making the changes to their workforces that they want, the result is likely to be prolonged gloom.Although Mr Obama's support for strengthening the ability of unions to enter workplaces is arguably a worrying sign, the American economy is far more accommodating of flexibility in employment than many European countries.

Earlier this week Facebook made the landmark (and long-awaited) announcement that it was going to enable the "Open Stream", granting developers far more access and flexibility to Facebook data than they had before.