Sentence examples for make them flexible from inspiring English sources
Many companies are redesigning the workplaces that remain, opening them up to make them flexible for multiple uses.
Start before you get there Work with your kids on things before your departure; change their nap times sometimes to try to make them flexible, and with young kids potty train early.
Ultrasonic scalpels are popular tools in keyhole surgery, but they are rigid so finding ways to make them flexible enough to insert transgastrically would be a big step forward.A surgical gold rushSomeone will probably work out how to do it soon enough.
After closing its historic Dagenham factory in England and revamping its continental plants to make them flexible, efficient and capable of high quality, it is turning to the overpriced brands it bought in Europe: Jaguar, Land Rover, Volvo and Aston Martin.
There they waterproofed the panels, mounted them on the wall and shot silicone sealant between them to make them flexible in case of earthquakes.
Extensive research has been focused on reducing cost of current dye sensitized solar cells (DSSCs) and make them flexible by using versatile materials that could make this energy conversion technique, more economical and increase their applications.
The smaller startup is probably best known for as the photo book app from TV's "Shark Tank," where founders Julie and Brian Whiteman pitched their uniquely designed photo books, which have a groove in the side making them flexible – and also cheaper to print.
The TiVo, it turns out, doesn't so much make audiences proactive as it makes them flexible.
Oxytocin is known to relax blood vessels, she said, and may make them more flexible and more resistant to the buildup of plaque.
And both the commission and Mr Juncker suggest that changes in work practices to make them more flexible should be negotiated with "social partners", not imposed.All this may turn the jobs summit into a missed opportunity.
He then announced widescale changes to pensions – which are, after all, just long-term savings schemes – to make them more flexible and stop people being forced to take out an expensive annuity with their pension pot.
