Sentence examples for flexible toward from inspiring English sources

Security analysts say the deadlock could be broken if the E.U. became more flexible toward Turkey, allowing it for instance to have a close relationship with the bloc's European Defense Agency.

The activity of all of the mutated enzymes with non-specific substrates indicates that the substrate binding pocket is altered and has become flexible toward other substrates after mutation.

But he added that the government is looking at being more flexible toward the children seized at the border.

The veins are thicker, stronger, and closer together toward the front edge (or "leading edge") and thinner yet flexible toward the rear edge (or "trailing edge").

Similarly, a correlation graph of CpxI shift changes (vs. full length minus random coil) for the shift changes in the N-terminus of the central helix would provide stronger support for the "increasingly flexible toward the N-terminus" statement.

This indicates the strong selection acting at the second position that is intrinsic to the organization of the genetic code; amino acids that have A or C at their second codon positions are more diverged and less flexible toward nucleotide changes across codon positions than within codon positions.

Nishide, H. & Oyaizu, K. Toward flexible batteries.

Nishide, H. & Oyaizu, K.. Toward flexible batteries.

Takei, K., Honda, W., Harada, S., Arie, T. & Akita, S. Toward flexible and wearable human-interactive health-monitoring devices.

Other violent sports can afford to take a more flexible attitude toward violence.

Calling any of these flavours "natural" requires a flexible attitude toward the English language and a fair amount of irony.