Sentence examples for flexibility slightly from inspiring English sources

Russell Thomas, the tenor, is still unfolding his potential as a Verdian; his voice is on the light side, but he has some good instincts about how to approach the big moments, although a hint of fixedness, a lack of flexibility, slightly constricts the middle of his range.

The survey also revealed that while women across all generations valued flexibility slightly more than men, surprisingly men were more likely than women to say they would "walk away" from a job if day-to-day flexibility was not offered.

We treated cognitive flexibility slightly differently from other NP functions, due to confounding of its functioning status in classification under certain profiles, specifically for states 7, 14, 21, and 28.

Other claims of new flexibility are slightly exaggerated.

But this band's collective job, above all the smaller individual ones, is flexibility, sometimes slightly perverse, always serene.

It is suggested that FPP has a suitable length of chains, but flexibility may slightly decrease the ability to bind the hydrophobic pockets of PPARγ.

When Brittney returned to work, she was initially nervous to ask her manager for more flexibility and a slightly reduced schedule, which she felt she needed to have more time at home.

It starts by describing a variety of possible approaches, in order of increasing complexity, and then selects one that gives significantly increased flexibility with only slightly increased difficulty in implementation.

In the second phase, the system became equilibrated, with the SUMO2 moiety, in particular, showing much less structural flexibility and just slightly moving closer to DBD (Fig. 2).

This success rate is close to the one reported for the RDT [37], showing the flexibility of the slightly adapted RDT to handle pyrolysis reactions as well as organic reactions.

These two tools may also be run individually instead of through reproject_aspect, allowing for slightly more flexibility.