Sentence examples for once more dynamic from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, though, Fleming's hero remains caught between a dying entrepreneurial ideal with its attendant pleasure of a seemingly bounded power and a rising professional ideal which is at once more dynamic and social.

For a multitude of reasons, scientists think that Mars was once a much more dynamic planet, warmer and wetter.

It reveals that the metal nanoclusters become more dynamic once they are engaged in reactions with carbon one of the most unexpected outcomes of this analysis, having significant implications for understanding the atomistic workings of catalytic cycles at the nanoscale.

According to Shu-Bing Qian, Nutritional Sciences, these steps are much more dynamic than once thought.

At the Ferguson fire near Yosemite National Park earlier this year, firefighters saw a slow-burning wildfire transition to a much more dynamic blaze once the inversion layer that sat over the area for two weeks fully lifted.

By superimposing it, the decrepit building is transformed, the peeling paint suddenly erupting with plumes of smoke creeping about like the smoke monster from Lost, as this doomed building becomes a dynamic hub once more. .

This may not want to be revealed all at once to the player to create more dynamic suspense.

From there the dynamic is established, but once more expectations are rarely met.

That dynamic threatened to play out once more this week as the FCC voted to dismantle the Obama-era network rules put into place just two years ago.

But after a trial separation we could once more celebrate the innate warmth of Americans and their dynamic brilliance.

He calls it a once-in-a-generation prize that could help build a more dynamic world economy.