Sentence examples for sudden flexibility from inspiring English sources

As for why this sudden flexibility from the White House?

But those billions were trivial next to the sudden flexibility to slash interest rates, and the terrific boost that industry got when products priced in pounds suddenly became bargains in Deutschmarks or dollars.

"Why should we as the big, proud CDU run after the Greens?" Yet if, on the evening of January 20th, his alternatives are leaving government or sharing it with Greens or SPD "reds", Mr McAllister, whose clan tartan contains both those colours, may discover a sudden flexibility.

All of a sudden, Deschamps has flexibility throughout his squad – and appears to have instilled a strong sense of commitment and discipline, too.

Its fast change has involved the sudden embrace of "heroic flexibility".

Due to the particular geometry of wheel rail contact and to the sudden variation of track flexibility, severe impact loads may occur during train passage over the turnout.

During development and lifelong sustainment of the vascular system epigenetic factors play a crucial role and permit a high flexibility to sudden physiological changes.

The redundancy of ExPas increases a metabolic system's flexibility and fitness to sudden environmental changes [ 23, 27].

Growing evidence has shown that epigenetic markers exert a crucial role in vascular development, endothelial and smooth muscle cell differentiation and function, and allowing a high flexibility in response to sudden physiological or pathological changes.

It should accommodate both the need for regeneration of vital functions within the urban realm and, in parallel, the creation of enough flexibility in order to accommodate sudden changes of land use.

Even after adverse physical or psychosocial events, such as a stroke or a loved one's sudden death, there is an astonishing level of flexibility in the brain that enables an individual to compensate and adjust (Gutchess, p. 579).