"I want to involve the whole supply chain, from the winegrower to the winemaker, in a dynamic and constructive way, to reaffirm Soave as one the great white wines of the world," says Gini.
It could also be a constructive dynamic for a newspaper.
His presence alone has created a more constructive dynamic in Cleveland than Mo Williams or Baron Davis were ever able to provide.
This is the year that the Ofsted head Sir Michael Wilshaw will retire, and, as with Nicky Morgan succeeding Michael Gove, the new appointment will offer the opportunity to establish a less adversarial and more constructive dynamic between Ofsted and the profession.
While Beijing's clear goal is to undermine Mr. Chen's party and help the opposition Nationalists, it has nevertheless set in motion a constructive dynamic that contrasts sharply with the negative response its menacing antisecession law elicited in March.
Speaking on Tuesday, Mr Barnier said a "constructive dynamic" was needed over the next two months but "there was a lot of work to do" and issues must be tackled in the "right order".
The conversations that I had with students and different political leaders, especially those that I disagreed with, were constructive, dynamic, and encouraging.
How you introduce disagreement and how your partner responds to it are probably the most important factors in whether your marriage will develop a healthy and constructive dynamic.
The Norwegian Nobel Committee understood that the words Barack Obama spoke this past year in Moscow, Cairo, London, Ankara, Port of Spain, Strasbourg, Prague, Accra, and Normandy, at Buchenwald, and at the United Nations form the foundation for a new, constructive dynamic in international relations.
Because we are the inheritors of a tradition not just older — but more humanistic, constructive, nuanced, dynamic, and perhaps just a little bit wiser — than we know.
