Sentence examples for dynamic contest from inspiring English sources
Many think the next election, in 2015, will mark the start of a more dynamic contest both between parties and within the ranks of the ruling parties.
All the dynamic contest of that movie is there in the contrast between the voices of John Wayne and Clift, the loud monotone of command and the distinct but quiet utterance that suggests a reserve of conscience.
These types of dynamic assessments contest traditional representations of person and task interaction and compel considerations of entangled constructs, much as depicted in reciprocal interaction.
"Wisconsin did not do anything to change the basic dynamic of the contest, so he still faces the problem of not being as competitive for delegates".
The closing chapter of the race will be highlighted by a handful of marquee events that could change the dynamic of the contest.
It wasn't needed in either conference final – or any of the semi-finals – but the rule's presence could well have influenced the dynamic of the contest in each case.
The Coalition remains philosophically riven along the widest spectrum of representation we've seen in the federal parliament in a generation, perpetuating an internal dynamic of rolling contest and contention, and there are no easy ways to paper over the divisions.
While fluidity has been the name of the game in the Republican race to date, the fact that we are only four weeks from the Jan . 3Iowa caucuses suggests that the current dynamic of the contest could well hold until the first votes are cast.
Conservation, alternative energy, mass transit, etc., are all good ways to reduce fossil fuel dependency, but they have not been implemented enough to significantly change the dynamic of this contest with Russia (Bloomberg).
"And so it continues". But as the election season grinds toward a close, the pressure on Clinton to change the dynamic of the contest has grown more pronounced.
