Sentence examples for internal dynamism from inspiring English sources

In that sense, the Jilin fire was as much a symbol of China's internal dynamism as the Dhaka tragedy was a symbol of Bangladesh's fragile place in global supply chains.

That kind of internal dynamism may turn out to be good for the Council, and even for Ms. Quinn, especially if she runs for mayor in 2013 and needs to tend to the liberal base of her party, said Kenneth Sherrill, a political scientist at Hunter College.

The process is primarily concerned with what happens inside the incubator (its internal dynamism) with a link to its environment.

Because apart from China and the U.S., nobody else is doing very much to bring about internal, entrepreneurial dynamism.

Unlike South Korea and Southeast Asia's export-dependent economies, Europe has enough internal trade and economic dynamism to insulate itself somewhat from the drop in American growth, economists say.

Social reality, at least for the poor and powerless, was probably a far cry from the ideal, but for a few years Elizabethan England seemed to possess an extraordinary internal balance and external dynamism.

All this interior activity creates dynamism.

Ricken Patel, a Canadian activist, has built up a progressive campaigning group called Avaaz from nothing to 7m members in only four years, and on a trivial budget, by exploiting the power of the web.Avaaz's dynamism is born of internal democracy: it adopts the issues its members tell it to adopt, from the humane (close Guantánamo) to the Luddite (ban genetically modified crops).

However, recent international events amplify the dynamism of social forces.

With population growth relaunched, Europe would create the internal market, the new demand and the additional dynamism needed to resolve at a stroke the stupid problem of unemployment created artificially by a policy of recession, immigration and ruinous taxation.

Brahms was attempting to make a symphony that works in musical space as well as time, one that has all the internal consistency and multi-dimensional splendour of a Bach fugue but also has the dynamism and energy of a large-scale orchestral work.