Sentence examples for go flexible from inspiring English sources

At the same time I was reading Slaughter's NYT piece, a colleague (a white male engineer) pointed me to a study that backs Slaughter's conclusion with powerful data on the transformation that happens for women when workplaces go flexible: research by Harvard economist Claudia Goldin indicates that flexible work environments result in equal pay for men and women.

Your back isn't going to become flexible overnight.

And how do we go from flexible plants to a cost-effective flexible network?

Mr. Throckmorton used to say the band was 60 to 120 people — members come and go, with flexible rehearsal schedules to accommodate the average busy, overachieving Rice student — but lately it has consistently stayed above 100.

"You become flexible as time goes on," added Allardyce.

As disk goes further flexible, SB modes shift into SDB modes.

We're easy going, very flexible, work a lot on email, Twitter and IM (so no need for too many dull meetings) and don't stand on ceremony.

The core of Free is a cartoony status composer that lets you say that you're Going Out, Flexible, or Busy.

David Nisbet, an analyst at Merrill Lynch, says that companies would be at risk of breaching solvency requirements at around 3,200.Whether that happens depends on whether the FSA is prepared to go on being flexible.

British politicians are keen to talk about "skills", but at the same time they are reluctant to let go of the flexible labour laws that have set them apart from the European mainland in the past.

Then maybe the sprawling metropolis can chuck the schemes of well-connected contractors, developers and politicians and go about a flexible approach — buses, jitneys and congestion pricing — to solving its traffic tie-ups.