Sentence examples for by creating a dynamic from inspiring English sources
We would like to change that by creating a dynamic market place where designers can find suppliers and fabrics that are sustainable and demand is organised".
Skimble is another one of these awesome health and fitness apps that is adding to the space by creating a dynamic, multimedia coaching experience that lets your iPad or mobile device coach you through your ab workout or yoga routine.
The agreement sets out mechanisms to ensure that these targets are the floor by creating a dynamic process for countries to adopt more aggressive commitments starting in 2020.
Traveling wave ion mobility enables gas phase electrophoretic separation by creating a dynamic pulse of alternating voltages that result in a "travelling wave" of ions.
The FGD method was selected for its ability to obtain greater depth than other methods by creating a dynamic process in which participants can share, build on and disagree with one another on a sensitive topic such as CP.
This HSPG, regulates downstream signaling pathways that are traditionally associated with the integrins [ 12, 103, 104], thus mediating cell migration by creating a dynamic linkage between the ECM and the cytoskeleton and by modulating Rho family members that control the activation of focal adhesion kinase (FAK).
Most of these reconnection schemes are aimed at enhancing biodiversity by creating a more dynamic hydrological regime in the floodplain.
Being in debt to someone who's close to you can change your relationship with this person by creating a power dynamic that didn't previously exist.
Human beings are living in world time; we need to start managing the planet by creating a new ontological dynamic among all of Earth's sovereign stakeholders.
LeFlouria argues that African American women's presence within the convict lease and chain-gang systems of Georgia helped to modernize the South by creating a new and dynamic set of skills for black women.
Control fraud begat additional control fraud and created the perverse incentives that spread "echo" epidemics of control fraud through other professions (loan brokers, appraisers, and auditors) by creating a "Gresham's" dynamic in which bad ethics tends to drive good ethics out of the markets and professions.
