Sentence examples for this dynamic today from inspiring English sources

There is little of this dynamic today.

You can see the beginnings of this dynamic today in the statements of government officials complaining about the adoption of encryption by major technology providers.

Anna Jones, Hearst Magazines UK chief executive, said: "As a standalone digital brand, Company is well placed to provide a unique and dedicated service to this dynamic 16-24 old female demographic.

Actually, I saw something of this dynamic last month, at a dinner where President Clinton was soliciting themes and ideas from a group of academics, mostly political theorists.

The House Intelligence Committee's Russia investigation succumbed to this dynamic earlier this year when it became clear in open hearings that some Republicans, including the chairman of the committee, Devin Nunes, only cared about protecting Donald Trump, while some Democrats, like Jackie Speier, were willing to publicize spurious conspiracy theories.

We filmed Gimmelwald's children enjoying the annual visit from this dynamic Christmas duo.

We are returning to that dynamic today.

But the most important change in the dynamic this week is that Mr. Arafat may have run out of room to maneuver between the two conflicts.

You can view a video (four minutes) of the dynamic 2011 performance here.

"We are a young country, we are a restless country and we always love the young shiny thing," he said, acknowledging that he benefitted from that dynamic eight years ago.

The Orma pastoral women provide an apt example of this latter dynamic (Einsminger 1992).112 The Kenya National Development Plan of 1989 to 1993 envisaged long-term goal policy plans that stressed improvements in standard of living of people in Arid and Semi-arid Lands (ASALs) by integrating them into the wider Kenya economy.