Sentence examples for dynamic nations from inspiring English sources
Could the world's largest and most dynamic nations really throw everything away over something as silly as national pride and the conflict it can provoke?
Even within the European Union, it is described by some observers as "increasingly isolated" in opposition to the more dynamic nations of the East.
Calling itself the Group of 20-plus, the bloc was conceived by Brazil and India as a way to bring together large, resource-rich and economically dynamic nations from the South -- a not strictly geographical label since it includes China as well as Indonesia, Thailand, South Africa, Nigeria, Mexico and Argentina.
"We feel the UK is one dynamic nation," Meikle said.
However, one of the nice things about this dynamic nation is that there is always room for the next wave.
Or it could be because it is no longer a peasant society ruled by its army, but a dynamic nation with a strong civil society.
Whereas so many American writers dwell on failure to thrive in a dynamic nation, Poirier's characters rise to their challenges and emerge with credit.
One Dynamic Nation (ODN) is being funded by two businessmen, Barry O'Neill, a Labour supporter working in the energy sector, and Anthony Pfaff, an actuary and business consultant whose IT company built the campaign's fresh-looking website.
Our intention is to help show, in ways large and small, how Hispanic-Americans have helped shape the United States and make it into the diverse and dynamic nation it is today.
Barely half a mile from where Kerr and MacLeòid hosted their mock referendum, Glasgow's only Tory councillor, David Meikle, was nursing a new anti-independence pressure group – the only one so far in operation – which had been set up a few days before, called One Dynamic Nation.
While Japan suffers from many problems, most prominently the rapid graying of its society, it is this decline of a once wealthy and dynamic nation into a deep social and cultural rut that is perhaps Japan's most ominous lesson for the world today.
