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Meanings of very flexible in English

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Usage of very flexible in English
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A very flexible and user-friendly report generator was built into the system.
Pubmed
2
The hours are very flexible, I'm a family man with three children.
The Irish Times
3
It's very flexible and nice and proper lessons with a proper instructor.
Radio NZ
4
My employer is very flexible if I need more or less hours.
BBC
5
The reaction set-up is very flexible because it consists of two pre-mixes.
Pubmed
6
We are very flexible and we can adapt to any situation.
The Guardian
7
A big island in a family home works well because it's very flexible.
Independent.ie
8
That was the beauty of working with former Hunters- very flexible minds.
Monster Hunter Vendetta
9
Bank of Ireland is very flexible in relation to mortgage appointments.
The Irish Times
10
Boreal's proprietary Toe Flexion System also kept the forefoot very flexible.
Climbing Magazine
11
With a very flexible belt tightener an elliptical guide wheel may be used.
The Boy Mechanic, Volume 1: 700 Things for Boys to Do
12
I think you know that, but-she'snot very flexible, this child.
Jason: A Romance
13
This house is on three levels and is deceptively large with very flexible accommodation.
The Irish Times
14
These very flexible systems allow broad medical applications for drug delivery and tissue engineering.
Pubmed
15
Because it was Finland, a first-world country, they were well set up, very flexible.
Outliers: the story of success
16
It has four very flexible limbs, each of which will have a three-fingered hand.
Wired
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Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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