Sentence examples for flexible comments from inspiring English sources

"It's very flexible," comments Margaret Lynch, who chairs the child protection committee of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health.

In May 2001, Mr. Bush told the graduating class of the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md., that the Pentagon had to build a modern, flexible military, comments that now seem a forecast of the reduced number of American troops that Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said would work in Iraq.

Many listings are flexible, with such comments as "available anytime" and "open to destination".

Section 2 introduces the flexible riser and comments its main failure modes.

It's the most flexible blogging platform, and their Akismet comment spam blocking service has saved us from nearly 1 million spammy comments.

But it actually wasn't as greasy as we were expecting (minus the comment about women needing flexible schedules so they can make their husbands dinner!).

One of the foremost literary critics of African and European poetry, Robert Fraser, has commented on Awoonor's "superbly flexible muse".

But it is also enormously flexible: it can take in other genres, comment on political issues or set out a philosophical worldview.

In discussing Mathias' retirement, Tom Wicker of The New York Times commented that "he was fair, flexible, concerned, able to rise above partisanship but not above responsibility".

"There's obviously a massive debate about flexible working right now, especially with the recent comments from Marissa Mayer (Yahoo's CEO) and her opposition to flexible working.

Doctors commented positively on their experience with flexible training.