Sentence examples for preserving the flexibility from inspiring English sources

The ride-hailing service said a new insurance policy, to be provided free to its drivers, would give them "peace of mind while preserving the flexibility they value".

When there is a production system with excess capacity, i.e. more capacity than the demand for the foreseeable future, upper management might consider utilizing only a portion of the available capacity by decreasing the number of workers or halting production on some of the machines/production lines, etc. while preserving the flexibility of the production system to satisfy demand spikes.

Instead, they are choosing to keep their grape-stained hands on their own limited-production lines, preserving the flexibility required to raise children while maintaining control of every aspect of their businesses.

Another goal for Rising-Tide Economics is to increase economic security while preserving the flexibility in the U.S. labor markets that leads to growth.

Balancing Job Security and Flexibility Another goal for Rising-Tide Economics is to increase economic security while preserving the flexibility in the U.S. labor markets that leads to growth.

These mechanisms involve preserving the flexibility, topology, and interactions of macromolecules such as DNA, RNA and proteins, maintaining the homeoviscous adaption of the cell membrane, protecting the cell from disruption by producing osmoprotectants, and maintaining the diffusion rate and enzyme kinetics inside the cell [ 11- 13].

We have preserved the flexibility of President-elect Barack Obama and the new secretary of the Treasury to address the challenges in the economy and capital markets they will face.

We attempted to preserve the flexibility of software by implementing several different algorithms in the design, and by providing user control over parameters such as spike detection thresholds.

Lyft general counsel Kristin Sverchek said the company is pleased to resolve the lawsuit on terms that "preserve the flexibility of drivers to control when, where, and for how long they drive on the platform".

But Mr. Meyer said it would be a mistake to rule out further rate cuts in an effort to preserve the flexibility to reduce rates should the economy not recover or encounter an unexpected shock like another terrorist attack.

"Better understanding these platforms is critical if we are to get the regulatory and legal framework right and ensure that we preserve the flexibility and opportunity they provide," said Lieber.