Sentence examples for of greater flexibility from inspiring English sources

Even in unionised firms, there have been reports of greater flexibility.

One prominent cleric, Cardinal Walter Kasper of Germany, is an advocate of greater flexibility.

Surely America's stronger rebound since the global economic downturn in 2001 is proof of greater flexibility in its economy?

He said the museum achieved its goal of greater flexibility in administering a health plan for management employees and union members.

Ofcom was working with the industry to replan the DAB transmission areas, he said, with the aim of greater flexibility and cost savings.

Advocates of greater flexibility in the international sporting calendar argue that it opens up major events to new parts of the world.

But when this happens you are left feeling both underexploited and underappreciated; a singer of great flexibility of range whose upper and lower registers were never tested.

Professor Chaison said Mr. Gettelfinger now was showing "an element of great flexibility" that could make the outcome of this summer's labor talks difficult to predict.

Although lacking the heightened, poetic passion of Shakespeare's tragedies, Boris excels in the "convincingness of situation and naturalness of dialogue" at which Pushkin aimed, sometimes using conversational prose, sometimes a five-foot iambic line of great flexibility.

When targeting a survival gene, an RNAi or small interfering RNA (siRNA) approach to downregulate or eliminate the survival protein expression, and thus its function, has advantages of great flexibility and specificity in choosing the target.

Improvements in air-to-air missiles included the combined use of several methods of guidance for greater flexibility and lethality.