Flexible
Flexible adjective - Capable of being readily changed.
Usage example: fortunately, that working mother has a very flexible schedule for her office job
Stable
Stable adjective - Not undergoing a change in condition.
Usage example: a stable economic climate is best for business
Both words in one sentence
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Using a scalpel, a set of cutlery, a flexible plastic tube, a bottle of water, and a coat hanger, all sterilized with half a bottle of cognac, they managed to get the patient back into stable condition.
Source: Is There a Doctor in the House? - Modern navies have a very flexible organization compared to ground forces because vessels are often shuffled across the seas as the current strategic situation demands (as opposed to rather rigid and stable structures in the army).
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