Sentence examples for more flexibly and from inspiring English sources

She's just saying women are adapting to today's economy more flexibly and resiliently than men.

In future, containment should be used more flexibly, and vulnerable or distressed people should be allowed out, he said.

The requirement for a spare bedroom surely needs to be viewed more flexibly and pragmatically by fostering agencies if we are to provide homes for these desperate children.

We have recruited more border force staff; established command centres to deploy those staff more flexibly and effectively; and are reforming working practices," Harper said.

Half of adults would like to work more flexibly, and 90% (pdf) of young people want a job that would enable them to combine work and family life.

The PCS opposes the introduction of new working practices for some visitor-facing and security staff which would enable us to operate more flexibly and deliver an enhanced service to our six million annual visitors".

Compared with restriction endonucleases and ZFN, TALENs can be more flexibly designed and constructed using a simple "one-to-one" correspondence between single DNA base pairs in a target site and two-amino-acid sequences in one TAL effector repeat (Boch and Bonas, 2010).

The key to these new robots is the ability to respond more flexibly, anticipating and adjusting to what humans want.

It can help us learn more, play more, work more flexibly, comfortably and ecologically.

Folksonomies represent a supporting technology to existing classification systems helping to describe library resources more flexibly, dynamically and openly.

We want to allow people to work more flexibly in time and place.