Sentence examples for that a dynamic from inspiring English sources

Nearpod assumes the classroom is much more than that, a dynamic environment where children learn…in dialogue with their peers and teacher," the investor said.

However prior to that, a dynamic reference base had to be rigidly fixed with a 5mm Schanz screw at the distal femur.

Recent literature argues that a dynamic path evolution could follow two different dynamics.

"I don't think it's something that a dynamic, creative executive can't address".

He said that a dynamic front of stellar radiation "eats away" at the molecular cloud until it is stalled by a denser cloud core.

The state of the nation today would suggest that a dynamic surge of political courage, imagination and creativity could restore Labour's magnetism.

Raven believes, justifiably, that a dynamic past can instruct the present and her book is a bid to see that Vita's thinking is not stilled.

It is in the existential questions we ask, not the answers that are given us, that a dynamic life is lived in this vast universe of ours.

But Rostow's view that a dynamic private sector was to be supported by a strong but market-friendly state can still be found in many of today's public-private partnership models.

Azoff suggested, by way of an anecdote, that a dynamic pricing system — in which ticket prices would fluctuate with market demand, as they do on the secondary market — might be the future of concert ticketing.

Rather than fully embracing isolationism or laissez-faire policies, we must show -- as progressives have traditionally done--that a dynamic market economy and a fair society can go hand in hand.