Sentence examples for dynamic comes from inspiring English sources

A good example of this dynamic comes from ETA's own history.

Another dynamic comes into play: with only a few exceptions, the players on both teams are in their early 20s.

This absorbing dynamic comes to a head in a long, late duet for Mr. Crossman and Ms. Toogood.

This dynamic comes through stirringly, if incompletely, in two historical surveys of Islamic art here this summer, one that opens on Sunday at the National Gallery of Art, the other at the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery.

Into this already faintly precarious family dynamic comes Pandora's older brother Edison, a once hip and sexy jazz musician who, to Pandora's "dizzying sorrow" (especially when she fails to recognise him at the airport) now weighs in at 386lb.

That dynamic comes with the added cost, that the clustering effects being constrained are occuring in the nation's most innovative tech hub, where the costs to future growth may well be greatest.

"I'm seeing a whole different dynamic coming in," she said.

But this year, both pairs had families, and that neighborly dynamic came to a fast -- and surprisingly violent -- halt.

I don't know how the dynamic came about, but customers seem to respect a man's opinion.

"It's definitely an interesting dynamic coming from a league that doesn't have it," he says.

The group long ago internalized its pursuit of equality, and here that dynamic came across as strictly matter-of-fact, even ordinary.