Sentence examples for retained flexibility from inspiring English sources

The reaction is analogous to the iodine doping of SBR for longer doping period and retained flexibility of the film after doping.

He committed war expenditure with little regard for the difficulties of raising revenue, and he was given to economic improvisation that was often unsound, but he eschewed doctrinaire views and retained flexibility of mind.

Thus, the major selective pressure seems to have been on the catalytic function of the protein, while other areas of the protein retained flexibility in their functional design.

Smart politicians know how to sound tough in negotiations, while retaining flexibility too.

One Administration official said the United States wanted to retain flexibility in reviewing its treaty decision.

But Republicans aides say ICE will retain flexibility to maintain or exceed its current detention levels.

And the authorities will need to retain flexibility to respond to shocks, the report added.

An argument for continuation of the common law approach is that it retains flexibility to address unforeseen new developments.

One big one is the need for standard operating procedures, where possible, which also retain flexibility as needed.

The European Union responded Tuesday by expanding its support for Somalia's interim government and pledging to retain flexibility in its operations against pirates.

But the Obama administration needs to retain flexibility and leverage – given how difficult it has been to exert outside influence to now.