Sentence examples for none of the flexibility from inspiring English sources

It offered none of the flexibility of the 35mm camera, which in the late 1940s and 1950s was already transforming the way photographers worked, and which would soon become standard issue for photojournalists.

Some are labeled managers, but they have none of the flexibility or creative freedom that you'd think would come with that title.

Fourth, the earnings of a corporation were frozen to a particular fiscal year, with none of the flexibility of the carry-forward, carry-back provisions of the present law.

He set to work with a borrowed Rolleiflex, a prestige camera best suited to staged images, with none of the speed and flexibility of the newer 35mm Leica.

After all, this is something that looks like a regular desktop PC but has virtually none of the functionality or flexibility.

He conceded, however, that there are other solutions on the market that are also attempting to solve this problem, such as Accel-backed fintech startup Soldo, but reckons none offer the flexibility of Curve.

There have been many approaches to measure heart rate or blood pressure with sensors integrated into textiles (Cherenack and van Pieterson 2012), but none of the textiles have full flexibility, can be washed with a conventional washing machine or can be ironed at temperatures around 200 °C (Stoppa and Chiolerio 2014).

As far as we known, none of the above surveyed registries provides this kind of flexibility.

American soprano Angel Blue has all the vocal flexibility and lush tones but none of the rawness that such a role demands.

None of the aforementioned methods except the EB approach have this flexibility.

As the empire expanded and evolved at an unprecedented rate, it lost none of its early flexibility.