dynamism

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• Teaching the view of the solar system that includes just eight static planets doesn’t do that dynamism justice.

• The dynamism that makes America so strong might also be what makes it so unpredictable.

• Its long history of political independence and cultural dynamism makes it one of the world’s most important stories—one too often overlooked outside Africa.

• In the 18th century, the area saw the emergence of a new Palestine-based autonomous rule, spurred in part by the region’s commercial dynamism, especially its trade in cotton and grain.

• I’m not sure that I’m comfortable making any sort of a list, but certainly there’s a lot to like about the dynamism in Las Vegas.

• Dynamism is increasingly driven not by economies of scale but by competitively driven marginal improvements.

• In the Church of England, as a Guardian profile outlined, his dynamism was atypical.

• But if we accept the dynamism of capitalism that helps to generate so much wealth, we must also accept its volatility.

• The traditional tweeds had a graphic edge, and modern textile innovations added a visual dynamism.

• Which is to say, reducing the flexibility and dynamism of the economy.

• I will allow myself to repeat here what I have said a hundred times elsewhere: The universe is a dynamism.