Sentence examples for flexible make from inspiring English sources

It must make the labor market more flexible, make the state less heavy and increase competitiveness.

"The same thing that makes virtual machines so darn useful and flexible make them much more difficult to manage from a security perspective," says Skoudis.

Make sure the flier is short and flexible, make sure the bases are about the same height, and the backspotter should be tall and strong.

Though it can be best to leave your breaks a little more flexible, make sure you monitor the amount of time you use for your breaks and keep it reasonable.

Abel & Cole Tasty, flexible, made life liveable.

That's because they offer value and are often flexible, making them an attractive option for people looking to hire.

The larger ones, 10 to 13 inches tall, are flexible, made with wire cores covered by hemp; their heads, hands and feet are made of terra cotta.

A series of later statutes rendered the procedure more flexible, made detailed provision for penalties and their execution, and added a number of new offenses.

The headband is stronger and more flexible, making it less prone to cracks, and the ear cups are softer and include a rotating ball joint for added swivel.

Afterward, the company reorganized its manufacturing and supply channels so that production of critical parts was more diversified and flexible, making it far less susceptible to the loss of a single plant or two.

During past recoveries, labor markets in the euro area have taken longer to improve than the United States because the American job market is more flexible, making it susceptible to sharper swings.