Sentence examples for will become flexible from inspiring English sources

"The establishment has two choices," said the opposition economist Rahim Oskui, "but they have the same result: either the establishment will resist international and national changes -- in that case it will crash -- or it will become flexible and adapt.

After election night, however, policy will again become flexible as the backroom dealing begins.

Once smartphone platforms allow developers to initiate conversations and voice messages, you can bet voice will finally become flexible and fun.

Under the expedited program, that requirement will become more flexible, officials said.

Over time — I think in my working lifetime — foreign ownership rules in the U.S. will become more flexible.

"There is a very real prospect that borrowing costs will rise more quickly than incomes and that lenders will become less flexible over repayments.

The only way work will become more flexible for everyone, for all of us, is if the untraditional begins to count.

The trend is obvious: Working conditions in the future will become more flexible.

Over time where your image gets stored and how your computing gets done will become more flexible.

Shifting production to Chicago means Louisville will become a flexible, fuel-efficient small car plant, Ford said.

With the promotion of the charging facilities at workplaces and public parking stations, the charging behaviors of PrEVs will become more flexible and diversified.