Sentence examples for flexible looking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bode said that Sid Bass has always been opportunistic and flexible, looking for values but also trying things that are new.

But for some trips — like a weekend visit with a friend — you may want to be even more flexible, looking for the cheapest time to travel in the next month or more.

"I think you need to be flexible, look at the individual and see what they have got to offer the pupils," said the mayor.

If your plans are flexible, look instead for the data that is most important to you, such as finding a low tide at a convenient time.

The flexible look paid off against the Super Eagles, a team that could push Bosnia and Herzegovina to advance out of Group F along with favorite Argentina.

It's important to be flexible when looking for your first job.

"The F.H.A. is a little more flexible when looking at someone's credit," she said.

For the flexible traveller looking for a cheap ride, this can be the perfect opportunity to bag a vehicle for next to nothing, and explore America on the way.

By day three I find myself wandering around the flat a lot, carrying the lamp by its flexible neck, looking for a place to plug in because I don't have a desk.

The standard of materiality is a flexible one, looking to whether a reasonable investor would consider the information important, so companies often have wiggle room to keep things secret until they are finally required to disclose.

Most importantly, remain optimistic and flexible when looking to move into a new office.