Sentence examples for more flex in from inspiring English sources

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".

If you plan on rock climbing, select lighter alpine boots with more flex in the sole.

Freestyle boards will sometimes have more flex in the center of the board with more stiffness at the nose and tail.

When a tire is underinflated, there is more flexing in the sidewall, which generates more heat.

"There's more flex time out there," Mr. Hook said.

Herniation usually occurs on the dorsal side, because the ventral part of the AF is two to three times thicker than the dorsal part and because the vertebral column is normally more flexed than extended, resulting in higher tension in the dorsal part than in the ventral part [ 2].

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.

We identified four species that differ in preferred locomotor mode and hence joint range of motion (Lithobates catesbeianus, Rhinella marina, Xenopus laevis and Kassina senegalensis) and hypothesized that smaller in vivo angles (more flexed) at the knee and ankle joint would be associated with more compliant extensor muscles.

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.

The humerus became increasingly more flexed as the push progressed with small changes observed in humeral abduction and internal rotation.

Next, try upping the length of the flex and go for more flexes.