Sentence examples for more flex from inspiring English sources

Self magazine found that women at Coexist were divided on the policy, but those arguing against it wanted more flex time for all employees.

Men who are in the workforce who try to ensure more time with their families have the ability not just to focus on their own needs – they can see where change can happen in their company's parental leave, and they can fight for more flex time or sick days.

John's boss at Sun also granted John more options, a six-week sabbatical and more flex time.

They also reveal today in PLoS ONE, that groups of three or more flex into V and U shapes as crowds get denser, with central group members falling back relative to flanking members.

The unshod runners' style causes more flex in the foot's springlike arch, ankle, and knee and engages more foot and calf muscles, blunting the impact on the body and making for a more comfortable "ride".

(And if I need to cut my working day short to allow for more flex time, I do that too).

Petrobras expects ethanol use to rise as more flex-fuel vehicles hit the roads.

More flex-fuel vehicles, which can take up to 85% ethanol blended with petrol, would be particularly sensible.

Here too, however, a solution is at hand; it lies in Detroit's making more flex-fuel cars — cars able to use gasoline, ethanol, methanol or any mixture of these.

Tom Buis, chief executive of Growth Energy, an American industry coalition of ethanol supporters, called last month for continuing U.S. government support — if not through tariffs, then through investment in infrastructure improvements, more flex-fuel vehicles and increased blending levels.

As noted in our recent report with Food and Water Watch, "The Rush to Ethanol," the answer is not more federal support for ethanol — the excise tax alone cost taxpayers some $2.5 billion in 2006 — or more flex-fuel vehicles on the roads.