Sentence examples for much more static from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, he said, "There was much more static and distraction than I've encountered on any other story".

But below the surface societies are being churned up in ways not seen in the much more static pre-industrial world.

The Russians take a much more static approach to monitoring the boundary, and seem afraid to stir up further enmity from the Albanians, who then tend to view them as allies of the Serbs.

He said competitors tend to offer a much more static experience, and that's true of the other services I've seen.

In contrast, transferred T cells trafficking through lymphoid organs were much more static, as they maintained a stable phenotype, robust cytolytic activity, and high viability.

The highly kinetic linkages within the jaws of many fishes are derived from much more static anatomical configurations.

Even if much more still needs to be done for the poorest, the simplistic myth of a static caste-dictated dietary system cannot be taken seriously any longer.

In the end the sound of chopping as the Ranevskaya household disperses -- that famously ominous herald of a vanished gentility -- isn't much more than static here.

Sivaramakrishnan acknowledged that when it comes to TVs, "It's much more a static device.

"Memorials have become much more than just static places to honor long ago events that quickly become of only antiquarian interest," he said.

But since Mr. Almodóvar's sympathy gravitates naturally toward women, Lena is much more than a static image of female suffering or an object of male hunger.