As seen recently in South Africa the gap between rich and poor is widening and that dynamism is being played out in other developing countries.
As the tour progressed, he lost his dynamism as a leader, gave poor advice to the batsmen and made poor selections for the team.
Life in the nutrient-poor open ocean is not devoid of dynamism, however.
At variance with their developmental prowess and dynamism, joint tissues have a frustratingly poor capacity to self-repair and regenerate after trauma or chronic disease.
Moreover, these methods show poor performance due to lack of compensation with the dynamism of real environments [3].
Estonia's grew by 5.8% last year; in this year's first quarter its rate was 5.2%.But for all their dynamism, the Baltic trio still rank among the poorest of the ten countries due to join the European Union next year, with per capita incomes around one-fifth of the EU average.
The result is that a country once widely admired for its dynamism and inventiveness is gradually but relentlessly becoming poorer than its neighbours.If they are to reverse this, Italians must begin to implement the reforms they have been putting off for a decade or more.
The other option is to blend the designer's sensibility, the artist's creativity, the ground-level aid worker's understanding of local context, and the entrepreneurs' dynamism and drive for success, and create profitable global companies that serve poor customers with products and services that help them rise out of poverty.
One of Sinn Fein's winning candidates, a former convicted gun-runner for the IRA, beat a former foreign minister, the Labour Party's Dick Spring.Sinn Fein's success was less due to its nationalist appeal as the party striving to unite the island than to the dynamism of its young candidates who work in community politics in Ireland's poorest areas.
As elsewhere, the dynamism and effectiveness of promotional marketing in Thailand has led to concerns that it is encouraging poor quality diets in young people and contributing to obesity, which is rising fast, even in the more rural northern part of the country [ 132, 133].
