Sentence examples for using a more flexible from inspiring English sources

Previously she had fenced foil -- using a more flexible blade and with the torso only as target -- at Columbia, where she was captain of the fencing team in her senior year.

Using a more flexible pressure welding process, the number of applications could be greatly improved.

Therefore we decided to move forward and continue with the implementation of the protocol using a more flexible platform in order to achieve more accurate results.

Insurance providers/governments may also expand their services using a more flexible approach which will allow even the very poor households to participate in insurance markets and pay their premium.

Especially in the first stage of the training phase (n < 5000), the performance obtained using a more flexible dispatching rule is worse.

It is possible that scalp discharges that appear as brief, individual spikes correspond to longer paroxysmal events, which would lead to a mismatch between the canonical model and the actual signal change which could be better detected using a more flexible model.

Although recessions are popularly defined as two quarters or more of negative growth, the group uses a more flexible definition that tries to pinpoint peaks and troughs in economic activity.

This week's Your Money column looks at how workers are perceived if they use a more flexible work arrangement — say, working early and quitting early, or cutting back on hours when caring for an elderly parent.

Since losing to Italy in the quarter-final of Euro 2012, England have mostly used a more flexible system.

The aim here is to use a more flexible approach, to collect data that shows how moods vary between people.

This raises the question of whether states have to use a more flexible approach to regulating markets, or whether there might be ways of reducing the fragility of the global economic system.