Sentence examples for increased flexibility in from inspiring English sources

The robust city economy -- which helped generate a $2.6 billion surplus in the 1999 fiscal year -- has given Mr. Giuliani increased flexibility in his recent budgets.

Advantages are increased flexibility in changing rib spacing plus the ability to handle squeezing ground by resetting the ribs after remining.

HONG KONG — The Chinese currency slipped Tuesday in its second day of trading since Beijing promised increased flexibility in the exchange rate.

Contrary to widespread fears, the 35-hour week does not seem to have destroyed jobs: if anything, it seems to have increased flexibility in working-hours.

She explains that getting off the fashion calendar makes for increased flexibility in production time, more time to develop and produce during the off-season, giving her factories consistent work and managing inventory better to prevent waste.

Countering the widespread perception of the U.S.S.R. as a romantic icebox, Ulitskaya recalls the relaxation of social mores and the increased flexibility in the Russian definition of proper family life.

Our model provides the supplier and the customer increased flexibility in achieving target availability.

Moreover, increased flexibility in work, along with congestion charging schemes, will make peak hour traffic less problematic in the future.

Increased flexibility in radio transmission, however, yields a higher likelihood of interference owing to limited coordination among users.

"Looking to 2018, we plan to provide businesses greater control over their advertising messages and increased flexibility in contract term lengths.

Zoho currently has a limit for users to to upload only 5 files at a time and plans to offer increased flexibility in the future.