Sentence examples for given the flexible from inspiring English sources

Consistent with the idea that people like flexibility, about 30percentt of people who were given the flexible card activated it, but only about 10percentt of people who were given the fixed card activated it.

Private debt is a different matter, especially given the flexible nature of Russia's private sector.

But given the flexible view of party allegiance among Italian legislators, Mr. Berlusconi could find other votes among the Senate's nine senators for life, or even from other centrists.

Editd also offers its service in the beauty and accessories markets, but given the flexible nature of the technology driving the information, almost anything can be brought within the service's remit, if clients want it.

Given the flexible range of topics — from profiles of artists and musicians to a piece about the joys of lake swimming — and the magazine's tailored design and refreshing distance from consumer trends and credits, it's easy to imagine almost anyone as a Fantastic Man.

Given the flexible and versatile human vision system users might not find these errors disturbing.

First, because the new measures give the flexible reality of labour relations the force of law, and will accordingly be welcomed by many businesses and the IMF.

At Chinaplas 2016 in Shanghai, speciality chemicals major Clariant International launched two further AddWorks solutions [ADPO, March 2014] designed to give the flexible packaging industry in Greater China and Southeast Asia new options for 'improving productivity, functionality and sustainability', the company says.

Second because, if they do, they could open the way to an embarrassing challenge before the constitutional court (whether such a challenge would succeed is a different matter, given the treaty's flexible wording).On one issue, though, flexibility will be more of a problem.

METI is ready to live with it, given the use of "flexible" rules in meeting emissions targets.

Over the past twenty-five years, more workers in the United States have been given the option of flexible work schedules, which are designed to redistribute commuter traffic over the course of a day by allowing employees to vary their arrival and/or departure times.