Sentence examples for flexibility otherwise from inspiring English sources

But faced with an outcry from the flying public over delays caused by sequester-related furloughs at the Federal Aviation Administration, the Senate acted Thursday night and the House followed suit Friday, voting 361 to 41 to give the FAA budget flexibility otherwise barred by the sequester law.

Gaudêncio Torquato, professor of political communication at the University of São Paulo, said Silva was showing more flexibility because otherwise she would never be able to govern.

This property of the rapid-acting insulin analogs offers the greatest advantage to patients in terms of practicality and flexibility that otherwise cannot be achieved with the human regular insulin formulation.

A flexibility which otherwise would have been prevented due to their different interconnecting composition compared to regular spiralian circular muscles, located external of the longitudinal muscles, even along the long rostrum of meiofaunal animals such as a the filospermoid Gnathostomulida [ 17] and catenulid Platyhelminthes ([ 39], Table  3).

That burden -- the average in the packaged-foods industry is 50percentt -- means that Keebler has less financial flexibility than it otherwise might.

Indeed the presence of organic group on the surface of these nanoparticles imparts some degree of flexibility to the otherwise rigid silica matrix and increases the stability of them in aqueous systems.

The presence of the organic group also imparts some degree of flexibility to the otherwise rigid silica matrix, which is expected to enhance the stability of such particles in an aqueous system against precipitation.

Although Brownback showed some flexibility in his otherwise slavish devotion to his conservative philosophy after his re-election in 2014, conservative ideologues such as he rarely change course when their policies leave as destructive a path as any Category Five Hurricane.

Cold temperatures can cause the binding to become stiff and brittle, so it lacks the same sort of flexibility it might otherwise have.

Parents tilt more clearly in favor of mandates, with 56percentt saying the government should require more flexibility and 39percentt asserting otherwise.

And because Osceola is part of a 24-county consortium of school districts, which join together to negotiate better prices, there was even less flexibility than there might otherwise have been.