Sentence examples for very dynamic at from inspiring English sources

This question is notably linked with perceived borders between wild and domestic, a border which appears to be very dynamic at the landscape level.

"There are still a lot of fires all around so the situation is very dynamic at the moment," Safari West executive director Keo Hornbostel wrote in an email.

Study those who succeed, they are very dynamic at overcoming adversity.

But in his take on President Obama's temperament and leadership, Mr. Westen stops short of a very real dynamic at play here: race and identity.

Based on the trend for the last 45 years, a very dynamic interaction at the legal boundaries was identified; in certain cases, either conservation or degradation were stimulated, and the intended objectives of legal environmental measures were never fulfilled.

John R. Christy, a climate scientist at the University of Alabama in Huntsville, told Congress last year that "the weather is very dynamic, especially at local scales, so that extreme events of one type or another will occur somewhere on the planet every year".

So the only way that Europe can really have a bold and finely tuned foreign policy, is if the Germans lead, or there is a combination of very dynamic individuals at the top to drive the foreign policy.

This capability will overcome a fundamental limitation of the present EISCAT radars which, because they are not operated continuously, often fail to observe the very dynamic conditions which occur at the start of such events, whose effects are of particular interest for the space weather community.

Note that paxillin is very dynamic in the protrusions at the front of the cell (Fig. 5 B, red pixels).

Because the microparticles continuously move in the surrounding fluid (a very dynamic process), the reactions at their surface follow "near solution" kinetics.

"If you look at the customer today, they're very dynamic, they want to shop at different times," he said.