Sentence examples for flexibility to put from inspiring English sources

Their tactical flexibility, to put it politely, knows few bounds.

But other than that, give them the capital and the flexibility to put out this fire.

"One advantage of continuing education is we have the flexibility to put something together relatively fast," Dr. Montoya said.

State Senator Liz Krueger, a Manhattan Democrat, said it made sense for the governor to have the flexibility to put in place changes recommended by the commission.

Unlike most mutual funds, hedge funds have flexibility to put large amounts of money in cash or bet against the market.

But then my stepmother, Peggy, made a good point: Wouldn't it create more flexibility to put two twin beds in one of the bedrooms?

But for the sake of our national security, this president, and future presidents, needs the flexibility necessary to put the right people at the right place at the right time to protect the American people".

Television footage showed Obama telling Medvedev that "after my election I will have more flexibility," appearing to put off diplomatic talks with Russian leaders about a controversial missile defense system.

The proposed assist wear has the advantages of a simple structure, light weight, high flexibility and easy to put on and take off which indicate the feasibility to use for a daily life walking assistance.

"We should throw out the incomprehensible school aid formula and instead give school districts the flexibility they need to put these resources to use in the most efficient manner possible," he said.

"This year we should throw out the incomprehensible school aid formula and instead give school districts the flexibility they need to put these resources to use in the most efficient manner possible".