Sentence examples for has a flexibility from inspiring English sources

Where early efforts at carpooling failed, the ad hoc nature of slugging has a flexibility that drivers and passengers enjoy.

The proposed method has a flexibility to try different substrates for the detection of various enzyme activities.

The sound was perfectly proportioned, too: with all the players (apart from the cellos obviously) standing up, it has a flexibility and buoyancy that seat-bound ensembles sometimes lack, and that seems to allows the balance to be perfectly natural.

These are the publishers who get more attention from bloggers than they do from the literary press, because a one-person blog has a flexibility and manoeuvrability that larger literary publications lack.

In 1987, twenty years after the death of John Coltrane, Wayne Shorter said this about his friend and musical cohort: "I think one of John's legacies is that any melody has a flexibility beyond what it initially seems.

In 1987, twenty years after the death of John Coltrane, Wayne Shorter said this about his friend and musical cohort: "I think one of John's legacies is that any melody has a flexibility beyond what it initially seems.

Their genomes have a flexibility that lets them adapt effectively.

Islam, at its inception, had a flexibility and tolerance that has sadly ossified.

We have a flexibility and a freedom and that brings a responsibility.

He added, however, that it did have a flexibility that hotels and airlines lacked.

Moen and Kelly's study saw significant results in a workplace that, in fact, already had a flexibility policy.