Sentence examples for this flexible approach from inspiring English sources

"We're definitely up for keeping this flexible approach to working," Gill said.

He said: "This flexible approach allows forces to respond to the individual needs and priorities of their local communities".

This flexible approach to eating might be why food on a stick is having such a moment.

What this flexible approach provides is a way to tailor working times to individuals' body clocks, in a way that isn't feasible under a fixed structure.

This flexible approach "also includes methods that are known by experts to be invalid, but unfortunately these still get into top journals, which only helps perpetuate them".

This flexible approach can imbue machines with something resembling a crude form of common sense, a quality that is fundamentally important to human intelligence.

Some may favor this strategy and call this a flexible approach, but there is no such thing as a flexible war.

While this poses challenges for future analysis, this more flexible approach has also made the study more resilient in the face of shifting intervention timetables attributable to various national and local factors.

Fidelity Investments and other mutual fund operators have pursued this more "flexible" approach.

In 1985 Australia adopted "harm minimisation" as our official national drug policy and this more flexible approach helped Australia to keep HIV under control.

Examples of this more flexible approach include the collections Florilegia (1695, 1698) of Georg Muffat, Johann Sebastian Bach's four Ouvertures for orchestra, and George Frideric Handel's Water Music (1717) and Music for the Royal Fireworks (1749).