Sentence examples for more flexible at from inspiring English sources

If it succeeds, that will squash the millennium bug and make the firm's computing systems much more flexible at the same time.

Though other Republican senators have indicated that they might be a little more flexible, at least on hearing out a nominee, the chances of a confirmation before the end of Obama's term appear to be close to nil.

Berlin considers a deal on the "pact for competitiveness" a precondition for bolstering the €440 billion backstop fund for euro zone countries and making it permanent, and possibly more flexible, at another meeting on March 24.

The increase in flexibility of the fibrous material makes it stronger, but the randomness of fiber orientation makes the fibrous structure more flexible at the cost of lower strength.

The results of physical properties indicate that BUDGE and TMPGE can both improve the low-temperature ductility and penetration of aged SMB, and by contrast, BUDGE can make the aged SMB more flexible at low temperature.

However, using polymers as a modifier mostly changes the properties of the asphalt pavement to be more stable and stiffer at high temperatures and more flexible at low temperatures.

At that moment, new parents' habits are more flexible than at almost any other time in their adult lives.

At a skate park, your reputation is more flexible than at a school.

This approach is proving to be both faster, more flexible and, at the same time, less costly.

The purist approach he grumbled about is a hallmark of Sir Mervyn's.His successor may prove more flexible, or at least more diplomatic.

The Police Department should use more civilians for clerical jobs, teachers should be asked to work longer hours and there can be more flexible manning at the Fire and Sanitation Departments.