Sentence examples for a less dynamic from inspiring English sources
Its statistics office blamed a "less dynamic" export market.
They would actually prefer a less dynamic economy, because change threatens corporations.
A more stable economy in a recession also means a less dynamic, less innovative economy in good times.
"But if you do, and all of a sudden you become a less dynamic institution, are you costing yourself what you save?
The fact that venture capitalists take longer now to engage the gears, though, is not the only reason the Internet seems a less dynamic creature now than in years past.
As Tuck's Professor Danos explains, the cost of a "reverse brain drain" will be borne by American students enduring a poorer classroom environment, a less dynamic campus and, eventually, fewer jobs in America.
He was replaced by Ingvar Carlsson, the deputy prime minister, who, although a less-dynamic figure, shared Palme's political philosophy.
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Sotomayor and the Democratic senators who supported her portrayed a much less dynamic process of constitutional change — a fact that was noted by conservative legal scholars.
During a take on "I Will Always Love You" — a bit less dynamic than what she did last Monday in Charlotte, N.C.
Zimmerman's vocalist, SOFI, added an extra spark that sustained what may have been a much less dynamic show.
