Sentence examples for flexibly than from inspiring English sources

"This means that inheritance can happen more flexibly than we thought in the past," said Pruitt.

Confidence and commitment levels were lower for men who worked flexibly than those who did not, the report found.

However, many of them enforce it more flexibly than seems to have been the case at Microsoft or Yahoo.

But the Malaysian ringgit and the Indonesian rupiah are allowed by the authorities to move more flexibly than either the baht or the peso.

Mr. Draghi provided another example Thursday of how he has been willing to interpret the central bank's charter more flexibly than his predecessor, Jean-Claude Trichet, a habit that has pleased investors.

Because the new globe-shaped motor gives such a range of play to the artificial arms, wrists or shoulders it may one day direct, it could lead to robots that can reach and grasp objects far more precisely and flexibly than current ones do.

But she was more flexibly Catholic than strictly Catholic, so she did believe in birth control pills, devices, procedures.

The aim would be to build things faster and more flexibly rather than to achieve economies of scale.

They need to think about the features of particular division problems in order to calculate flexibly, rather than immediately think about the algorithm to solve all problems.

This is difficult to predict with precision as eligibility in routine practice can be more flexibly assessed than in rigorous research trials.

Moreover, the diversity we found in women's responses to overdiagnosis supports the need for information providers to tackle the challenge of developing ways to deliver screening information flexibly rather than assuming that women's needs are homogenous.