Sentence examples for more dynamic means from inspiring English sources

This paper criticises the traditional arguments for the public support of an agricultural research system and forwards a more dynamic means to assessing agricultural research in the public sector.

A more dynamic economy means a more prosperous Europe, and that is good for businesses and for consumers, so good for the European Union too.

Because plans change, lists on Minube needed to be more dynamic, and that meant giving travellers the ability to communicate before and during a trip.

We address these issues with (i) an analysis of the current combination of livelihood security means and (ii) a more dynamic analysis of livelihood security means used in the past by herders to cope with external shocks and changes.

Half a century ago, there was greatly stability in the business environment whereas today companies find themselves in much more dynamic situations, and this means that they have had to become more mature in the way they deal with these.

This movie is a very small part of broadening a more dynamic definition of what it means to be African American".

Low complexity domains, on the other hand, provide a means for more dynamic interactions with a potentially broader range of binding partners (Fig.  2).

Ultimately a better connected north will mean a more dynamic region and a stronger UK.

It will mean a more dynamic and inclusive workforce that captures the talents of more of our people.

That means bigger and more dynamic markets for Europe's companies.

He will also place renewed emphasis on more dynamic growth and job creation as a means to address widespread poverty.