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91. They Simply would not have the flexibility or the speed of reaction to cope with the complexities of everyday life.

92. Perhaps the most important characteristic of an expert chess player, however, is flexibility when uncertainty arises.

93. Modern technology is now so sophisticated the microprocessor-based design of the teleprinter gives it enormous power and flexibility.

94. So it will be obvious that we have considerable flexibility in determining the size of parachute.

95. Choice programs in schools typically have greater flexibility and autonomy than are found in traditional comprehensive high schools.

96. Staff would have new opportunities to gain additional skills and benefit from greater flexibility.

97. Obviously this flexibility was frequently to the client's advantage, but it was also open to abuse.

98. It has the ability to respond to local conditions, and the flexibility to adapt.

99. Stamina, flexibility, sharp reflexes and general physical fitness are required to perform the fighting movements with ease.

100. Ideally continuity systems will be positive aids that enhance organizations' flexibility without overly constraining individuals.

101. The great advantage of factoring and invoice discounting is their flexibility.

102. There is increased range flexibility, it is cheaper shot for shot and it leaves a much more saleable end-product.

103. The key question is how flexibility will be applied in sensitive areas such as foreign policy.

104. The judges were looking for books that challenged pupils to get to grips with big concepts while giving teachers autonomy and flexibility.

105. Longer class periods and block schedules provide the flexibility needed to adjust teaching styles and organize field trips.

106. Again(Sentencedict.com), there is a vast discrepancy between the top and bottom that is erased within this ideology of flexibility.

107. It is possible to provide flexibility by alternative means using a group of workers who understand their role from the outset.

108. Meanwhile[Sentencedict.com], stretching and toning reduce the risk of injury by warming up the muscles while improving flexibility.

109. But the widest fund choice and greatest flexibility is still expected to be available through Isas.

110. Sites can now be bought for two week periods, allowing a greater flexibility in marketing planning.

111. Secondly, some critics argued that the three-stage modular structure of part-time training recommended in the report might reduce flexibility in provision.

112. The discussion centred around the flexibility clause which is unlikely to be removed.

113. The Emissions Trading Policy marks a new chapter in flexibility in administrating federal regulations.

114. Each unit has kitchen and toilet facilities, together with lighting, heating and three-compartment skirting trucking for maximum flexibility.

115. Gentle limits coupled with empathy and flexibility will gradually help your child be less critical of you and himself.

116. Because of rapidly changing circumstances, for example in policies or staff availability, there is a need for considerable flexibility in educational planning.

117. Attorneys for the government contended that the agency must have the flexibility to change course when new evidence emerges.

118. It is impossible quickly to reposition a capital-intensive business flexibility is seldom one of its features.

119. This flexibility is an enormous advantage over one-off end-of-year examinations.

120. Its usefulness overstated, its flexibility limited, it may even increase teacher workload, despite claims to the contrary.