Sentence examples for the less dynamic from inspiring English sources

In the less dynamic ones, such as Japan, Germany and Italy, near-stagnation seems inevitable.

Adele, whose fluency with brokenhearted catharsis recently formed the basis for a sketch on "Saturday Night Live," is by far the less dynamic figure: throughout "Live at the Royal Albert Hall," she's rooted in place, often seated, with a mug of hot water and honey.

The operation of the two bioenergy technology clusters is performed in sequence so that the temporal more dynamic technologies of cluster 2 (biogas, liquid biofuel CHP) come second after the less dynamic cluster 1 (solid biomass).

Vienna had been saved by dissension between the two commanders, leading to the brilliant Villars being replaced by the less dynamic Marshal Marsin.

Cameron, always the less dynamic of the two – Pinky to Osborne's Brain – shuffled off his political coil almost immediately: as if bursting himself, giant pork balloon, open on a spike jutting out from that podium outside Downing Street, directly after conceding defeat over Brexit.

Our data on recruitment of CK-B from the cytosolic pool and it's transient co-accumulation in areas with cortical F-actin but not with the less dynamic F-actin in stress fibers in both cell types support the idea that CK-B activity is generally most needed at sites where the actin cytoskeleton is highly dynamic.

The 7.2-nm (Fig. 3) and 3.4-nm REES (Fig. 6) observed for OAD in NaCl and in KCl buffer, respectively, attributed to the relaxation of the protein-water dielectric environment of the fluorophore residues, indicated that the average environment of the tryptophan residues in the OAD is less dynamic in the presence of sodium ions than in the presence of potassium ions.

In responding to an imaginary threat, we ended up making the economy less dynamic and less flexible.

As a corrective to the recklessness of recent years, this might seem desirable, but too much risk aversion makes capital more expensive for everyone from businesses to homeowners, and the economy less dynamic.

Over the decades, companies and other entities have implanted a growing number of special-interest deals into the tax and regulatory codes, making it harder for politically unconnected, new competitors, making the economy less dynamic.

Moreover, the weak and discordant relationship with YBT variables could support the argument that the SLHB is less dynamic than the Y-balance protocol and results in smaller perturbations to the COM within the BOS.