Sentence examples for flexible relationship from inspiring English sources

For one thing, Mr. Dobbs has a somewhat flexible relationship with reality.

He may be a magnet for mistreatment, or he may have a flexible relationship with the truth.

Cameron's strongest argument for a more flexible relationship with the EU is that the union does not require all its members to follow the same legal rules.

The album has a kaleidoscopic feel, ranging from chamberlike intimacy to funk-derived extroversion, but feels more organic than eclectic because of the flexible relationship at its core.

The sessions -- which use games and toys to challenge the bears, drawing them into an active, flexible relationship with their habitat -- are now routine for all three bears.

Instead, these officials said, the two countries might look to create what one Pentagon official called "a smaller footprint and more flexible relationship".

He says his customers are after "bespoke, flexible relationship-based products".

More employees – both male and female – are seeking more flexible relationships with their employers to handle family responsibilities.

Since the 1970's, when some women began keeping their maiden names after marriage, many of them developed flexible relationships with their surnames, using different versions depending on the situation.

Mobile technology, Eggers says, can reinvent prisons by enabling the authorities to establish much more flexible relationships with inmates, thereby radically reducing the prison population.

This GAM framework for modeling historical data is flexible and could be used with more variables, more flexible relationships with predictor variables, and larger scales.