Sentence examples for flexible by from inspiring English sources

The European Union's recent follies make our creaking 200-year-old institutions look flexible by comparison.

The basic Greek formation was made more flexible by Philip II of Macedon and his son, Alexander III the Great.

In a zero-hours culture there's a high "churn" of lower-paid, younger workers, who are flexible by necessity, not choice.

The committee said all jobs should be made "flexible by default" unless there is a strong case for them not to be.

John Allan, the chairman of the Federation of Small Businesses, said: "Small businesses often work in close-knit teams and are flexible by nature.

He is similarly cautious about making the budget more flexible by reducing earmarking, which puts 80% of federal spending beyond government control.

Dynamic states offer that an enterprise can survive and maintain itself by being flexible and by adapting continuous changes in the environment.

It was the first to respond to the new scheme by cutting rates on its two-year tracker and flexible mortgages by 0.1%.

Within a year, however, Congress restored the prosecutors' flexible tool by passing the current law.

As a freelancer, I'm a fan of flexible working by default.

"You can take a starch part and build a flexible part by impregnating it with an elastomeric urethane".