Sentence examples for only flexible from inspiring English sources

The right venue needed to be not only flexible to meet our needs, but also to understand them.

The law must include not only flexible testing requirements, but also training, support and financing both for testing programs based on curriculum and for teaching the curriculum.

For many years after World War I, cellophane was the only flexible, transparent plastic film available for use in such common items as food wrap and adhesive tape.

These promise to be not only flexible but also cheap to make and capable of working like silicon semiconductors.Until recently, plastics were known more for being insulators than conductors or semiconductors.

And in a way, the stark contrast with "Enjoy" is an argument for the playwright, new to most New York theatergoers, since it proves that his work is not only flexible enough to translate to different cultures and languages but also to artistic styles.

The larvae of the Tanganyika sardine, less than 2 mm (0.08 inch) long, tend after hatching to come straight up by swimming movements of the tail, which is the only flexible part of the body; they sink, however, as soon as they stop movement.

For this purpose only flexible-length motifs were evaluated.

Of the 22 Pfizer Inc.-funded clinical studies of patients with DPN and/or PHN that were completed prior to the end of 2006, 8 studies were excluded from this analysis because they failed to meet criterion 2 (e.g. open-label); 2 studies did not meet criterion 3 (e.g.; only flexible-dose pregabalin arms) and 1 study did not meet criterion 6.

Also, if you like to throw and demolish things on stage, your arms will need to be not only strong but flexible.

A recent, large-scale study of British patients promotes the utility of once-only flexible sigmoidoscopy as screening to prevent CRC.

In a large-scale randomised screening trial in Norway, 21,000 individuals were drawn by randomisation from the population registry and invited to have a once-only Flexible Sigmoidoscopy (FS) examination (The Norwegian Colorectal Cancer Prevention study – NORCCAP).