Sentence examples for dynamic middle from inspiring English sources

I told him that China would need strong institutions of civil society, and a deeper sense of Social Contract to become a stable modern democracy with a dynamic middle class.

BRAVES Andruw Jones finally emerged as the dynamic middle-of-the-order threat that he was expected to become.

Yet dynamic, middle-sized nations like South Korea recognize that they have a particular interest in ensuring that global institutions such as the I.M.F. and the World Trade Organization do not wither, but serve as tools for the broader base of power represented by the G-20.

The continuity seems to primarily reflect the changes undergone by San Salvario in recent years, from an immigrant neighbourhood to a culturally dynamic middle-class area populated by young to middle aged people (Bolzoni, 2015).

"The new and dynamic Middle East that I have seen needs firmer ground if it is to take root and grow everywhere".

A typical example of the three components of the magnetic fluctuations in the LMG coordinates (upper three panels), and their dynamic spectra (middle and lower panels) versus period around a few tens of seconds along the orbits at middle and low latitudes on the dayside (left) and on the nightside (right).

Use terms like "dynamic", "emergent", "middle class" and "last investment frontier".

A lazier movie than Christmas Vacation would have stuck with that dynamic of Middle Class Dad vs. Young Professional Assholes, as a corollary to the film's commentary on corporate greed.

shows, "Without a Trace" and many of the new about-to-be-discussed drama pilots -- revolve around a group of specially trained professionals who work in unison and are headed by a dynamic, attractive middle-aged man.

7.47pm: Here's Dan: Kasparov can choose between two plans: a pawn storm on the queenside (safest) or a pawn storm through the middle (dynamic and risky).

Brazil has become the world's sixth largest economy, having recently passed Britain and Italy, and has a dynamic and growing middle class, numbering more than 100 million.