Sentence examples for once dynamic from inspiring English sources

Her loved ones offer all the help they can as they watch their once dynamic matriarch's condition worsen.

The Associated Press: Jackson — the once dynamic wide receiver who showed flashes of becoming one of the franchise's greatest at that position — has turned into perhaps the most unreliable target on offense.

Germans must find it more galling since it was coined in the last century by the Russian tsar, Nicholas I, to describe Ottoman Turkey a once dynamic polity that failed.

But once dynamic documents proliferate and business gets done increasingly across corporate domains, the traditional document types must adapt or corrode and disintegrate.

That will have disappointed foreign investors and some business leaders who see Brazil's once dynamic economy as too highly protected and increasingly inefficient.

The billions, even trillions of dollars that Brazil would start to earn if and when Libra comes on line, should help to boost Brazil's once dynamic and recently laboured economy.

Over the past decade, as Japan's once-dynamic economy sputtered, a succession of these traditional politicians gave the nation weak leadership.

The once-dynamic Asian tiger suffered a severe recession in 2001, hit by the collapse of the global hi-tech sector and falling demand, especially in America.

Liverpool and Rodgers have had time and reason to prepare for Gerrard's exit as age catches up with the once-dynamic midfielder and the manager's system sometimes strains to accommodate his captain.

That's how a once-dynamic player like Caron Butler convinces the Clippers to give him a three-year, $24 million dollar contract even though Tuff Juice (Butler's odd nickname) has been flat and unsavory for a few years.

Schroeder took office a year ago, and for months he drifted, without offering any coherent program for reviving this once-dynamic economy.