Sentence examples for be dynamic to survive from inspiring English sources
"Language must be dynamic to survive," Hanson says.
"Blackbird": The production was not flawless, for the dynamic is difficult to survive, but Michelle Williams and Jeff Daniels threw themselves into David Harrower's bleak play with such desperate vulnerability that it was impossible not to admire their mutually dependent endeavors, especially since their director, Joe Mantello, offered no safety nets.
Dynamic flames are known to survive at strain rates that are much higher than those associated with steady-state flames.
Plant engineers must be flexible to survive.
You have to be efficient to survive.
Nearly all engineered tissues must eventually be vascularized to survive.
Wedeman finds that the Chinese economy was able to survive predatory corruption because corruption did not explode until after economic reforms had unleashed dynamic growth.
The second ensures that the film is sufficiently tough to survive the dynamic events during launch and ascent.
