Sentence examples for more dynamic approach from inspiring English sources
"It remains to be seen if this approach will reward investors as markets recover and a more dynamic approach becomes necessary".
Minette Walters goes for a walk on the wild side in ACID ROW (Putnam, $24.95), departing from the sinuous storytelling of her novels of psychological suspense to take a more dynamic approach to the spectacle of mob violence in a low-income, crime-infested housing development on the outskirts of London.
Throughout the 1870s and '80s, his style evolved from one typical of Victorian graphics, that is, dominated by complex decoration, to a simpler, more dynamic approach in which compositions were dominated by large central figures, prominent hand-lettered titles, simplified backgrounds, and large areas of glowing colour and gestural textures.
Startups need to move beyond a job description template and source potential hires with a more dynamic approach.
Some studies have indeed adopted a more dynamic approach, considering carbon emissions through time in managed forests [26].
They needed something machine readable and this was a starting point, but the company is working on a more dynamic approach that doesn't look like a QR code.
The difficulty is the combination of both, flexibility (more dynamic approaches) and safety (more static approaches).
Either way, the resume is dead, or at least dying a lengthy, prolonged death, and it's being replaced by more dynamic approaches to hiring and putting your best foot forward.
Other, more dynamic, approaches to identify REBs utilizing run and scan statistics have also been reported [ 20].
While a ban on growth promotion has been central to debates over antimicrobial use in the U.S., some jurisdictions' policies have included more dynamic approaches as well.
Based on our conclusions, we make three recommendations: firstly, the design, implementation and management of service integration should engage with and account for local variability and the active influence of nurses and patients, through closer, more dynamic approaches to management.
