flexibly

They know how to do that flexibly and so forth.

But it would allow the state to spend the same money more flexibly.

"He obviously wanted to see how flexibly someone would respond to different points of view."

Once goals have been set, he said, they can be achieved flexibly.

Young children are much better than adults at learning new things and flexibly changing what they think about the world.

We should be able to conduct a debate like this flexibly!

On the one hand, he is eager for the union to act more flexibly to end the strike.

It is open to anyone who has been to 100 or more "countries," a term applied flexibly.

The country's domestic air traffic, in particular, can be managed very flexibly alone.

Capital has the ability to respond flexibly and is very mobile.

The system has worked flexibly and effectively to Britain's advantage.

Many jobs can be done part time or flexibly.

It may prove to be restrictive unless used very flexibly.

Oxford primary readers are designed to be used very flexibly.

Like the wattle building, this too could be designed very flexibly.

It also means thinking flexibly about what kinds of arrangements are appropriate for different workers.

This might mean you have to offer training courses that can be delivered more flexibly.

"They have forced all of us to learn how to respond more flexibly.

Our paramount concern is to ensure that we act quickly and flexibly.

Jacoby tends to play more flexibly and so can be moved.

Think flexibly about work patterns to help attract the best range of candidates.

This behavior enables even large groups to work flexibly together towards a common goal.

We have found a way of responding very quickly and very flexibly.

In order to meet customer needs we must be able to respond more quickly and flexibly to changing conditions.

The emphasis will be on meeting people's needs flexibly.