Sentence examples for flexibility points from inspiring English sources

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The study, Work-Life Balance and the Economics of Workplace Flexibility, points out that employees aren't the only beneficiaries of flexibility; employers also stand to gain by meeting the needs of their workers.

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Murmurs from other Liberal Democrat ministers about how economic weakness could yet require a little more flexibility point to political troubles ahead.

This different behavior is probably due to the fact that the adaptor molecules mediating the anchoring of motors to the organelles provides additional flexibility pointing out the relevance of performing these determinations in the cellular context.

"A distributed grid with a high penetration of renewable energy needs some sort of flexibility," Saadeh points out.

The report edges away from a direct clash with the shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, over allowing councils to borrow more for housebuilding, but urges greater flexibility and points out that the way local council borrowing for housing is treated against public debt is uniquely restrictive in the UK.

32 The computed physico-chemical properties include molecular weight, hydrophobicity, hydrophilicity, refractivity, average accessible surface area, flexibility, melting point, side chain volume, side chain hydrophobicity, polarity, heat capacity, isoelectric points and normalized frequency of α-helix, β-sheet and coil.

James Richards, senior biomechanist for the Human Performance Laboratory at the University of Delaware, designed a skate boot to provide flexibility for pointing toes and maneuvering feet.

Here at home, inflation is running below the Fed's target rate of two per cent, giving Bernanke plenty of flexibility — a point he stressed in his press conference, arguing that concerns about inflation didn't justify inaction on unemployment.

It was a rudimentary sequence and contained no characters, yet it introduced such astounding new physical dimensions and such a flexibility in point of view that Lasseter had an epiphany.

Clubs had become more numerous and more finely graduated than the names that traditionally had been applied to them (brassie, spoon, niblick, mashie, etc)., and shafts could be manufactured to specifications for flexibility and point of flex.

The proposed Ag+ assay offers easy colorimetric read-out and flexibility in point-of-use testing.

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