Sentence examples for flexible and fluid from inspiring English sources
The camera glides in, pulls back, remains flexible and fluid.
At most innovative organizations, job definitions tend to be flexible and fluid.
Food has always been expressive of identity, but today those identities are more flexible and fluid; they change over time, and respond to different pressures.
And whereas certain rivals on the continent have developed their game remarkably over the past few years, United have gradually ceased to be the point of reference in shaping the flexible and fluid kind of football required to win European trophies.
And the lessons Tett offers at the end of the book are spot on: Keep organizational boundaries flexible and fluid; use technology to disrupt them; share data and let different interpretations of it be heard; tie compensation to collaboration; reimagine corporate taxonomies and experiment with new ones.
Greater ease in communications as well as new managerial and organizational opportunities allow for highly flexible and fluid organizational forms, which are capable of adapting to contingent needs.
Stretch, particularly bending to touch your toes from a standing or seated position will prolong the effects your massage, help keep your muscles more flexible and fluids flowing.
The Haussmannian idea of a city, although adapted to a flexible, immaterial and fluid economy (Sassen 2014), has been emphasised at the point that, currently, cities are recognised as the fundamental, if not the only, economic machine capable of assuring the reproduction of capital.
Although these factors are necessarily flexible and somewhat fluid, they provide a helpful starting point for member firms hoping to better understand the Enforcement action decision-making process.
Derivation of the response of the coupled system including rigid external walls, flexible internal wall and fluid field is in frequency domain.
Experts say a flexible working model and fluid talent pool could be highly efficient for the country.
