Sentence examples for sometimes more flexible from inspiring English sources

Buses Buses can be even cheaper, and sometimes more flexible, than train travel.

Mr. Medvedev, though sometimes viewed as more flexible than President Vladimir V. Putin, has shown no apparent softening of Russian energy policy.

It's much more flexible, and sometimes I work at home, but it is still a lot of work.

This was important, he said, because "I recognized that if you're going to have women in the work force that sometimes they need to be more flexible.

But number two, because I recognized that if you're going to have women in the workforce that sometimes you need to be more flexible.

I recognized that if you're going to have women in the workforce that sometimes you need to be more flexible.

One such option is charter schools, which are publicly funded but can be privately run, and can provide more flexible approaches, sometimes in the place of shuttered underperforming neighborhood schools.

I've just looked again at what you actually said: "If you're going to have women in the workforce, sometimes you need to be more flexible". More women.

"Working times are becoming more colourful and diverse, sometimes longer but also shorter, and certainly more flexible" [3].

It is more flexible". The light field camera, sometimes referred to as a "plenoptic camera," looks and operates exactly like an ordinary handheld digital camera.

Companies need to update production systems to be more flexible, undertake stock piling measures, and sometimes even relocate business units and production.