Sentence examples for how elastic from inspiring English sources

This exposes how elastic the system is.

LONDON — How elastic can a single ego be?

How elastic Mr. Feinberg will be in honoring such injury claims could affect hundreds of claims.

Stephen Baxter's MANIFOLD: TIME (Del Rey, $24) demonstrates just how elastic are the reins that science imposes on imagination.

That both these games are broadly defined as "cricket" attests to how elastic the definition has become.

President Obama is testing how elastic he can be, how much realism he can have before he betrays his idealism.

I didn't realize, until having my own daughter, just how incredibly elastic, how flexible my mother's heart had to be, to love so deeply and to let go so fully.

Using yourself as a guide, measure out how much elastic you'll need for the waist and around the legs.

And even if there were one, the banking industry has shown how remarkably elastic European countries can be in interpreting a single, supposedly immutable set of rules.A better starting-point for Europe might be a set of new EU directives to close loopholes in the existing regulation.

Moreover, it is shown how the elastic properties of the adhesive enter the higher order terms.

But she agrees that the pictures are "beautiful" and that they may teach researchers a lot about how these elastic proteins work.