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• r  with flexibility
  `Come whenever you are free,' he said flexibly

• Instead, they would give minimal aid and string us along, not even helping us to adapt juche more flexibly.
• Weygand had his men disposed flexibly in depth-the approved "accordion" pattern of defense against mechanized power.
• Against this backdrop, Volcker hinted that he was prepared to act more flexibly, to permit monetary growth "somewhat above" the announced targets.

• inflexibly

News & Articles

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• New from Netflix: Open-sourced gatekeeper to improve the delivery of web services
  Netflix calls Zuul a robust edge services gatekeeper that can help other companies deploy web services faster and more flexibly.
  June 12, 2013 - GigaOM

Quotes

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• Angela Merkel in Boston Globe
  The IMF's resources must be doubled to enable it to help its members swiftly and flexibly when they experience difficulties,Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, said.
• Condoleezza Rice in Washington Post
  What we don't want to do is to tie our own hands so that we cannot act creatively and flexibly to support the very policies in Iraq that we're trying to enforce,Rice said.
• Katsuaki Watanabe in Reuters India
  We are looking at the current shift towards fuel-efficient cars (in the United States) as a structural change in demand,Toyota President Katsuaki Watanabe told a news conference. "We intend to respond quickly and flexibly to this...