Sentence examples for making a dynamic from inspiring English sources

Also, financing for the $150 million project cannot be secured until the building is 30 percent leased, he said, making a dynamic marketing tool all the more important.

Payne simply says that the Met follows national police guidelines on pursuits, which involves making a "dynamic risk assessment" of whether the suspect or the public might be injured during a chase.

Figure 1 shows a student making a dynamic depictive gesture while proving the statement that 'The sum of the lengths of any two sides of a triangle must be greater than the length of the remaining side.' The gesture uses motion-based transformations to show two sides of the triangle being unable to meet.

We all know the importance of making a dynamic first impression.

When radiation doses are reported at all it is usually for a single type of administration, making a dynamic interpretation of the dose effect relationship by, for example, fractionation difficult to interpret.

Shared decision making, a dynamic process of consensus building where responsibility for making decisions reflecting the alignment of values and choice is shared between health care team and the patient or patient's surrogate, is a strategy increasingly utilized to address these problems [3,4].

Enablers make a dynamic contribution.

I think it keeps an interest, it makes a difference and it makes a dynamic".

Palmer's Machiavellian wife is now his former wife, although Fox promises she will make a dynamic return.

Finally, we make a dynamic analysis of the coupling effects of fluid-flow process and geomechanics.

Dr. Larry Hirsch, an emergency room doctor, said Dr. Applebaum made a dynamic first impression back in 1969 when he was a high school student at Hebrew Theological College in Skokie, Ill.