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Meanings of flexible approach in English

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Usage of flexible approach in English
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A more flexible approach on your part could work to your advantage.
The South African
2
From now on, BHP says it will take a more flexible approach.
Reuters
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A flexible approach is needed, with plenty of individual support in some cases.
The Guardian
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Generally speaking, the morning requires a flexible approach; the evening a disciplined one!
The South African
5
The professional services giant is also taking a flexible approach to home working.
The Irish Times
6
Sonatrach last year began a more flexible approach to bilateral talks with foreign partners.
Reuters
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September is a very cozy month, while November may require a more flexible approach.
The South African
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The downside with the flexible approach is that it can present difficulties with consistency.
The Irish Times
9
Trump has a notoriously flexible approach to his own pledges.
The Irish Times
10
In the meantime, several other countries have moved toward a more flexible approach to regulation.
Reuters
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Consequently, it is important to adopt a flexible approach.
Pubmed
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A more flexible approach will serve you well.
The South African
13
Take a more flexible approach and let someone put you in touch with some new faces.
The South African
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In addition, a flexible approach to architectural design may also help us think about sustainability and biodiversity.
BBC
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November may require a more flexible approach.
The South African
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A flexible approach is what is needed!
The South African
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Flexible approach through the time
Flexible approach across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Rare
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