Sentence examples for dynamics from inspiring English sources

The dynamics are further complicated by the fact that a good performance by Sturgeon is not good news for Scottish Labour, which faces losing dozens of seats.

Community leaders are watching political dynamics in other seats carefully.

Dr Peter Walsh, researcher in emergent disease dynamics at the University of Cambridge, said there was no compelling evidence of changes that would make the virus more likely to become endemic.

Sitting on the floor, she starts soft and small on her cover of Summertime, showing an understanding of dynamics that seems to pass by most other big-voiced TV talent show contestants.

Some of the most important dynamics affecting oil markets today are happening in the Middle East.

But the UNHCR, traditionally responsible for ensuring adherence to international law, is compromised by conflict between its humanitarian mandate and political dynamics on the ground.

What's needed is a steadying hand – preferably one that has been through BBC firestorms before and understands the dynamics and politics of these crises.

In recent weeks and months the book has however set off fierce debates in the United States about the dynamics of capitalism, and especially the apparently unstoppable rise of the tiny elite that controls more and more of the world's wealth.

Her little book on British Islam, Medina in Birmingham, Najaf in Brent, lays out for the first time in terms accessible to a lay audience something of the inner structures and dynamics of Islam in Britain.

Week 7: Dialogue - Monday 26 October Dialogue is an effective way to present characters, relationships and explore the tensions and dynamics in narrative.

The dynamics differ in each of the two cases – but in both, the pressure is designed to give voters permission to defect on election day.