Sentence examples for more dynamic with from inspiring English sources

Conservatives want to destroy the NHS, it was explained; an independent Scotland would be richer, fairer and more dynamic, with no more austerity.

A large leap, one might say, particularly a society run by patriarchs… There wasn't any romance in the novel, and although I thought this generally suited the plot, it would have been even more dynamic with it.

For less viscous fluids (Ka200<<3890), the waves are found to be much more dynamic with amplitudes saturating at much higher values of around 10.

NICK: The three things that leave me most excited are these: First, Africa is becoming economically more dynamic, with economic growth that has nothing to do with foreign aid.

With her back to the audience Ms. Despres raised one leg high in a generous sweep, lowered it and jumped lightly in the air, repeating the pattern with fervor, each time growing more dynamic with her shapes, which were embellished with classical details: splayed fingers or a flexed foot.

And the environment seems way more dynamic with the emphasis on high/low ground.

Larkin stated that whereas earlier Myst games had been constrained by technological limitations, the available technology allowed End of Ages to have a more dynamic environment, with the music changing with various timings of different sound effects.

Conferences with patients were found to have a stronger signal with higher than average number of tweets, larger reach with higher a average number of participants and more dynamic conversations with higher average tweets per participant.

Newcomers Hawes and Jordan Farmar make the Clippers more dynamic, Hawes with his size and three-point shooting and Farmar with his feistiness and ability to make plays with or without the ball.

They're more dynamic, better with their feet.

More dynamic approaches with flexible spatial and temporal boundaries that protect the core areas have been recommended for mobile species19.