Sentence examples for dynamic beginning from inspiring English sources

Xi can reverse this dynamic, beginning with a more symbolic step, such as releasing Liu Xiaobo, the jailed Nobel Peace Prize laureate, under medical parole.

Expression was dynamic, beginning during late epiboly (Fig. 2A-B) and spreading to the anterior three-quarters of the notochord by 24 hpf (Fig. 2I), and then throughout the notochord by 30 hpf (data not shown).

We wanted a dynamic beginning that would reflect the vitality of Benedita da Silva and life in her shantytown neighborhood above Rio's famous beaches.

Three minutes later, a beaming Mr. Karamanlis, 51, arrived at the election headquarters, claiming a victory that he described as "a strong mandate for a new and more dynamic beginning".

Getting into the specific questions, the dynamic began to change.

But, beginning with Chávez's death, in March, 2013, the dynamic began to shift.

The result -- a complex, uneasy and sometimes violent pas de deux -- was, he argued, the historical legacy of a social dynamic begun during slavery.

Flattered, they accept, and as they spend more time with Melissa and Nick, eating dinner at their house, socializing at book launches, a fraught dynamic begins to take shape.

By contrast the phormium, once refreshingly dynamic, began to look scruffy, its arching leaves a slur on the space and annoyingly interfering.

The dynamic began to change in the early 1990's, when corporate governance advocates lobbied directors to show more independence and as a recession prompted companies to dismiss even senior employees.

However, with four songs alone clocking in at 40 minutes, The Final Frontier becomes less an exercise in experimentation than old-fashioned endurance, and the hushed-intro-bombastic-chorus dynamic begins to grate a little.