Sentence examples for more flexibility because from inspiring English sources

However, "there's going to have to be more flexibility because of Ford's predicament," he said.

"You probably have more flexibility because of some of the advantages that film starts with," he said.

Gaudêncio Torquato, professor of political communication at the University of São Paulo, said Silva was showing more flexibility because otherwise she would never be able to govern.

The system, which is currently under evaluation, would give enterprises more flexibility because they could buy computing power according to their needs at a given time, the companies said.

You may need a mailbox with a little more flexibility because of your job, or you may only want to get e-mail from the 100 people you know.

Signaling that her union, the United Federation of Teachers, would show more flexibility because of the deficit, she said: "We are still trying to get to comparable salaries with the suburbs.

Retailers and restaurants use so many part-timers not only because it gives them more flexibility, but because it significantly cuts payroll costs.

From £200 Windows PCs provide more flexibility than Chromebooks because they can run standard Windows programs, including Microsoft Office.

Rail travel isn't the fastest way to go in India, but it offers more flexibility than flying, because airline seats have to be booked far in advance and, thanks to quota systems, tend to get filled by V.I.P.'s.

Labour's shadow chancellor Ed Balls said he supported the "principle" of more flexibility over pensions, because the annuities market is "not working" and "people are being ripped off".

But these online applications are more than just a cheap alternative to Microsoft Word they offer more flexibility as well, because they can be accessed from any net-connected computer and allow easy sharing of documents.