Sentence examples for even the most dynamic from inspiring English sources
The agreement shows that the French, often maligned for a supposed lack of entrepreneurial drive, can create competitive businesses in even the most dynamic sectors of the economy, like the Internet.
Inevitably within a group a few strong perspectives emerge; even the most dynamic teams will work to rectify the dissonance between competing view points, borrowing a little here, a little there.
Even the most dynamic young male star will not be able to sell big-budget formulaic duds of which there have been quite a few in recent times.
The price yields on S&P 500 stocks averaged 13% per annum in the 1980s, and 15% per annum in the 1990s, rates of increase that far outstripped productivity growth in even the most dynamic sectors of the US economy.
It's one of the world's most interesting cities Tokyo is the kind of town that makes even the most dynamic North American metropolis seem slightly more exciting than Saskatoon.
His biography is likely to spur controversy among cultural conservatives, even as it speaks to the most dynamic trends of the past half century -- his open minded and adventurous white Midwestern mother, and the Kenyan Muslim father who abandoned him after his birth.
Even just a couple of years ago, major labels were not exactly clamoring to sign retro-soul singers, even one who shares DNA with the most dynamic R&B performer of the decade (to say nothing of one whose 2003 debut release, "Solo Star," was characterless pop R&B).
Symphonies will start and end with the most dynamic and memorable elements, but even the most progressive chefs still seem to want to finish with dessert.
The American auto industry went from being the most dynamic and powerful in the world to making second- or even third-class cars because they were insulated from competition.
America is still the most dynamic of the large industrialized countries with 75% of current Fortune 100 companies not even in existence in 1980.
