Sentence examples for becoming more dynamic from inspiring English sources
Clubs are becoming more dynamic, fluid, and adaptable.
Libertarians have complained that high taxation, especially the highest tax rate of 63%, as compared to UK's 44%, prevents Danish society from becoming more dynamic and competitive.
We are in an evolutionary period for smartphone apps, where basic concepts like mapping and event planning are becoming more dynamic and incorporating more information.
However, EIS are also becoming more dynamic.
Besides becoming more dynamic and active in searching for information and preparing for the optics presentations, the students also became more active in classes.
On the other hand collections are becoming more dynamic, and the rate at which new materials appear may not be matched by the available resources for description.
According to the company's data, "the weather is becoming more volatile and more dynamic," Sznaider explains.
In general, the higher education marketplace is becoming more open and dynamic as traditional geographic barriers are disappearing.
Council events champion Colin Smyth said: "The arts festival, like many other festivals and events organisations in the region, is becoming more financially sustainable, dynamic and customer focussed as a result of their own hard work, skills and expertise and the assistance they receive from the unique Dumfries and Galloway major festivals and events strategy.
System identification is becoming more important in structural dynamic applications including structural model update, damage detection primarily due to the rapid increase in the number of damaged or deteriorated engineering structures, and load identification for remaining service life forecasting.
