Sentence examples for flexible will from inspiring English sources

The young migrants who have made the labour force so flexible will become thinner on the ground, and more expensive.

Soil mechanics, by examination of the subgrade of roads and highways, helps to determine which type of pavement (rigid or flexible) will last longer.

For instance, they say, institutions that invest in fixed-rate assets like mortgage-backed securities could wind up in trouble if the Federal Reserve continues to bump up interest rates, while institutions that invest in floating-rate assets, which are more flexible, will be better able to swing with the punches.

He says convincing venues to go with Ticketfly's software which he considers more modern and flexible "will be a process of education".

While this works well for devices that can deal with solid frames, new technologies that need to be more flexible will require a new type of processor.

His optimism rests on his belief in a U.S. economy, at $13 trillion the world's largest by far and the most flexible, will always have a currency that others will want.

The flexible schedules will be initiated mostly by the participants themselves, because they will set their own goals and develop their own schedule to reach those goals.

A flexible palate will not only introduce you to foods you never knew existed; you'll also enjoy big savings.

Where organisation becomes more flexible, pay will eventually follow.

"New flexible generation will need to earn revenue through volatility in the price.

Her firm forecasts that the total market for flexible displays will grow to $2.8 billion by 2013.