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flexibility

[flek-suh-bil-i-tee] / ˌflɛk səˈbɪl ɪ ti /


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As for the direct-to-consumer website, Pfizer has flexibility to reduce those cash prices while still preserving its earnings, since cash payments skip the intermediaries that generally absorb a chunk of the drug’s list price.

From Barron's

Having staff in the factory also adds flexibility to the production process.

From BBC

“The upgrade reflects Paraguay’s recent history of sound economic policies, which have led to strong economic growth, and monetary and fiscal flexibility,” Standard & Poor’s said.

From The Wall Street Journal

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has hailed the EU's new proposals, saying "more openness to technology and greater flexibility are the right steps".

From Barron's

State regulators also give them some flexibility to decide whether to spend the money on approved projects, or something else.

From Los Angeles Times