Sentence examples for proved more flexible from inspiring English sources

The battery capacity selection proved more flexible, when powertrain systems are equipped with larger capacity batteries.

So what might we have been left with had Feisal had his way and had the British and the French proved more flexible, or at least more even-handed, in dealing with the principal powers of the post-Ottoman Middle East?

Unlike Firtash and Akhmetov, however, Kolomoisky proved more flexible once protesters hit the Maidan.

In this sense, Poroshenko proved more flexible and independent than other oligarchs who preferred to stay out of the power struggle.

New players in the opera arena may prove more flexible than their predecessors.

Mr Caruana, in office since 1996, may prove more flexible than his long-serving predecessor, Joe Bassano.

The purist approach he grumbled about is a hallmark of Sir Mervyn's.His successor may prove more flexible, or at least more diplomatic.

If in the coming decades India can reform its governance — a big if, admittedly — then its model of democratic growth might ultimately prove more flexible, and therefore more resilient, than China's top-down, state-centric approach.

France, and other European farm protectionists, may prove more flexible than they currently imply: this is hardly the first time they have promised to man the barricades shortly before striking a deal.

But at a time when the political union of England with Wales, Northern Ireland and especially Scotland is fraying, royal bonds are proving more flexible than sporting ones.Alex Salmond, the pro-independence first minister of the Scottish devolved government, has embraced the Diamond Jubilee, agreeing to a long weekend of celebrations in June coinciding with festivities south of the border.

If the site manages to achieve a large number of users (which is obviously easier said than done), then this search functionality could prove more flexible than Twitter's.