Sentence examples for more flexible critics from inspiring English sources
Institutions should be more flexible, critics say.
Instead of forcing leaders to be more flexible on the issue, critics say, the legislation could harden their positions.
And she has been more flexible on that front than her critics say.
"But what's certainly true is that the public could use a signal from the administration that criminal procedure is a lot more flexible in handling terrorism cases than critics have suggested".
Donald G. McNeil Jr. (NYT) LATVIA: LANGUAGE LAW EASED -- Bowing to critics, Latvia issued slightly more flexible rules for a law requiring use of the Latvian language in most activities.
By allowing a more "flexible" yuan, China stands a better chance of disarming its critics in Congress who believe that it has been unfairly subsidising its exporters with a cheap currency (see article).
Such critics note that gays and lesbians often choose relationships which are less possessive and more flexible than monogamous marriage.
Critics say DAB is no nearer to becoming commercially viable and is threatened by cheaper and more flexible technology such as wireless broadband.
Uefa president Michel Platini has told English critics of his proposal to move the Qatar World Cup in 2022 to the winter to be more flexible.
Practice is more flexible.
