Sentence examples for had been flexible from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wolfe said Time Warner had been flexible.

MEN publisher MEN Media, owned by Guardian Media Group, which also publishes the Guardian and MediaGuardian.co.uk, said the company had been flexible in challenging times.

Pratt took off from work so he could be in Oklahoma City for the NBA Finals and said his bosses had been flexible with allowing him to do so.

He insisted that his strategy had been "flexible enough" to respond, and said that even now "we're adjusting to our conditions" in places like Najaf, where American forces have been battling one of the most militant of the Shiite groups opposing the American-installed government.

Considering the abysmal ratings of the two shows and Leno's invincible bargaining position, the outcome was pre­ordained: unless O'Brien had been flexible enough to let them bump "The Tonight Show" back half an hour to make way for a shortened Leno program, it was inevitable NBC would take the safest, least costly option and keep "Big Jaw".

In addition, the insurance companies' claim that they always defined "occurrence" precisely may have been undermined by testimony that they had been flexible in other cases for example, involving sequences of hurricanes when it suited them.The insurers will appeal, as Mr Silverstein did against the first verdict (his appeal has not yet been heard).

He has been flexible and pragmatic.

The universities that have been flexible have benefited," he said.

Would Mr. Romney have been flexible about that?

Still, Mr. Varro said, Gazprom has been flexible, renegotiating contracts.

Perhaps the network could have been flexible in allowing the story to build to its conclusion.