Sentence examples for considerable dynamism from inspiring English sources

Some sectors of the economy, notably shipping and tourism, have shown considerable dynamism but have been highly vulnerable to international developments.

African lakes show considerable dynamism over a range of timescales, underlining large changes in the Quaternary climate of Africa.

African lakes show considerable dynamism over a range of timescales, underlining the large changes in precipitation evaporation balance that have characterized Quaternary climates in Africa.

Such competition releases considerable dynamism and energy into European society, and not only where development, growth and new jobs are concerned.

Gerry Mallon, the chair of the university ruling council, expected Nesbitt to "bring considerable energy, dynamism and commitment" to the post.

Liz Abzug, one of Bella's two daughters, has been teaching leadership skills to inner city High School girls whose speaking skills, optimism, dynamism, considerable charm, and commitment to feminism was on display in the opening video.

Entitled Parole in Libertá Futuriste Olfattive Tattili Termiche (Words in Futurist, Olfactory, Tactile, Thermal Freedom), it may not have the snappiest of titles, but the 27-page metal book is a thing of considerable beauty and exemplifies the mad dynamism and energy of the Futurists.

Much of the film's considerable power lies in Mr. Jane's raw physical dynamism (Holden).

Much of the film's considerable power lies in Mr. Jane's raw physical dynamism.

The figures show that there is a considerable improvement in the throughput when using the proposed dynamism especially for the medical sensors.

The Quaternary is characterised by repeated climatic changes of considerable amplitude; analysis of these fluctuations reveals the ubiquity of change and the fundamental dynamism of earth systems.