Примери за vibrancy

• The vibrancy of the arts scene attracts leading figures from other countries.

• When I visited the country, I was struck by the vibrancy of the economy.

• The artists mixed glassy particles into their paints, perhaps in an effort enhance the vibrancy of their colours.

• This very vibrancy may be a source of modest encouragement for the country's friends and allies.

• As public spaces disappear, or survive but lose their civic vibrancy, they are perceived to be increasingly dangerous.

• Both pastoral and urban landscapes appeared to be sketched out before us with great sweep and vibrancy.

• When confined to such cases, however, the paucity of consistency does not preclude the existence or impair the vibrancy of a legal regime at all.

• All of these endeavors point to the vibrancy and urgency that surround the field of reading in a second language.

• The effect is of a sudden loss of colour and vibrancy.

• I still recall vividly the sheer vibrancy of the atmosphere.

• The vibrancy of the actual politics was not always containable by the convenient icon of protest.

• Given the contemporary proliferation of musics and ideas, how do we deal with the pluralism of our times - with its anxieties as well as its vibrancy?

• That there were as many as a hundred articles that satisfied our restrictions is testimony to the vibrancy of analytical political economy outside the political science mainstream.

• A critical component of a healthy economy is the vibrancy of the small and medium-sized company.

• It does not keep its vibrancy by chance but by being financially sound.

• It is designed to restore diversity to the structure of local government and to restore vibrancy to our local councils.

• Further, communities in all size of parish may exhibit community vibrancy in other ways than those assessed here.

• Lengthy renovations with scaffolding everywhere can detract from the vibrancy of the area.