Sentence examples for more flexible but from inspiring English sources

A mobile workforce should make an economy more flexible, but ownership reduces flexibility.

The simpler models are more flexible, but achieve much lower fidelity.

"These pairs are more flexible, but there are fewer of them".

More flexible, but also less certain, are general laws declaring certain "usurious" transactions null and void.

Groupware is efficient but rather inflexible, multi-agent systems are more flexible but difficult to implement.

The Part-time Program is a more flexible, but no less rigorous, version of the M.S. degree program.

EasyJet might be more flexible, but once you've left the terminal door, you're still very much on your own.

"Why would we invest in putting wires in the road?" Smart cars were more flexible but also more complex.

Yahoo's oneSearch with Voice is more flexible but does not appear to be as accurate as Google's offering.

Stretching can make you more flexible, but does it change a naturally efficient runner into an inefficient one?

This new tool is better integrated with the other editorial tools, more flexible but most importantly it is very fast.