Sentence examples for has its own dynamics from inspiring English sources

The assertion of Englishness has its own dynamics, including the sense that it is a defiant identity, one disapproved of by snooty metropolitans.

"I am sure the UK has its own dynamics and history, I am sure it has its own culture, its own economic assets," he said.

In the domain of digital technology, however, innovation has its own dynamics and is not necessarily driven by research – often it is all about being 'first to market'.

Certainly, the disk-drive business has its own dynamics.

Each scene has its own tempo and momentum; each has its own dynamics.

Another thing of course is the mortgage market, which has its own dynamics: rates go up, duration extends.

American players may have considered foreign leagues to be an easy alternative, but each European team had its own dynamics to consider.

"We are creating an institution that will have its own dynamics, become more and more powerful," said Guntram B. Wolff, the deputy director at Bruegel, a research organization in Brussels.

California also had its own dynamics.

Leto described the process of working with Ezrin as tumultuous but also fulfilling, having its own dynamics.

On the other, however, they also realize that it functions as an organism in its own right, one that has detached itself from them and has developed its own dynamics.