Sentence examples for using a relatively flexible from inspiring English sources

That was my approach in "The 400 Blows," using a relatively flexible script to leave room for improvisation, mostly provided by the actors.

That included using a relatively new feature of the game.

Thanks to the internet, this is now a relatively flexible and cheap process.

And, without a "labour inspectorate" and with a relatively flexible labour market, the assumption was that the result would simply be a massive upsurge in illegal working.

She manages to combine full-time work with a family, but acknowledges she is lucky to have a relatively flexible job.

One characteristic is that we have a relatively flexible economy.

Third, and most importantly, it requires educators to adopt a relatively flexible and open-ended approach to teaching.

For the past three years, I've been able to manage a relatively flexible work schedule - work when I want (within reason) and, more importantly, where I want.

This approach provides a relatively flexible partitioning that can reveal protein similarities despite sequence differences due to phylogenetic distance.

Both α-actinin and filamin have two actin-binding sites separated by a relatively flexible molecular arm.

We have determined the X-ray structure of a DC8E8 binding site revealing a relatively flexible, deep binding pocket.