Sentence examples for dynamic institution from inspiring English sources
"But if you do, and all of a sudden you become a less dynamic institution, are you costing yourself what you save?
"Our philosophy is that for a dynamic institution like the Philharmonic, change is often necessary, and this was one of those times," Mr. Guenther continued guardedly.
On Friday, Brett Yormark, the president of Nets Sports and Entertainment, called Barclays a "stable and dynamic institution that is thriving in a very challenging marketplace".
Franz Xaver Ohnesorg, a Bavarian who was appointed executive director more than a year ago, characterized the departures in a statement as part of "an evolutionary process of a dynamic institution poised for yet another period of great and exciting growth".
If and when oil exports and trade imbalances next reach a cyclical peak, it may make sense to park surpluses in low-risk assets until the boom subsides.The China Investment Corporation's website still says it is looking to hire investment professionals who it can offer "exciting" opportunities in a "fast-growing and dynamic institution" that runs "a global portfolio".
It came across as a dynamic institution with great potential.
If you haven't spent much time on campus since graduation, you might not realize this: Universities are dynamic institutions, constantly changing with societal, scholarly, and economic pressures.
An openness to hearing differing perspectives appears to be the driving force of not only a thoughtful dialogue, but to creating dynamic institutions that invite and excite its participants to share and learn.
Most centres used the standard approach of random permuted blocks within strata though some others used "dynamic" institution-balancing or "minimization" methods instead.
The Princeton Review says Olin "may well be the most dynamic undergraduate institution in the country".
Exhibitions September 'GREG LYNN: INTRICATE SURFACE' -- Vienna's Museum of Applied Art is the most dynamic design institution in the world.
