Sentence examples for more flexible of from inspiring English sources

She always kicked on that side; it was naturally the more flexible of the two.

If the likes of Mr Dasuki have their way, the federal government will seek to peel the more flexible of Boko Haram's people away from the ultras and negotiate a better deal, especially on the economic front, for northerners.

KWS: I think its more flexible of an instrument.

To tackle this, some practices had made efforts to offer more flexible out-of-hours appointment times.

Such hybrid forms of self-governance imply more flexible forms of governance of the boundaries between research and care.

Yet he rejected Marxism in favour of a more flexible conception of the interaction of cultural, social, and economic factors.

This paper explores the role of budgeting in the context of the more flexible modes of management required in conditions of uncertainty.

However, not all workers cut fragments of maximal size, indicating the involvement of more flexible mechanisms of load-size determination.

The evolutional aspects of the case were thus brought out more clearly, by means of more flexible methods of classification, and further links between butterflies and the central problems of nature were provided by biological investigations.

She added, "It would be great to have studies of more flexible kinds of thought".

"The Olympics therefore provide a case study for the introduction of more flexible ways of working and provide an opportunity to create a lasting change in the working culture of the Civil Service," it concluded.