Sentence examples for Interdependent relationship from inspiring English sources

These skeptics argued that a more complex and interdependent relationship exists between the state and cities under its national jurisdiction.

The interdependent relationship between teaching and learning is a priceless labor of love and a joy that must be experienced to be believed.

But specialists in Japanese-American relations are also nervous that just this interdependent relationship is causing concern and eroding support for the relationship.

Businesses that view customers solely as consumers are missing out on an opportunity to develop a more complex and interdependent relationship with them.

Throughout their campaigns, both sides did their best to avoid mentioning their interdependent relationship, one largely based on Canadians' fondness for American TV programming.

She concedes that interdependent selves can produce "group policing" that is "intense and ruthless" but insists that "the joy of a functioning interdependent relationship can be tremendous, too".

Burnett argues that the development of this new, closely interdependent relationship marks a turning point in our understanding of the connections between humans and machines.

Central to the concept of the imperial city is the reciprocal and interdependent relationship between imperial expansion and contraction, and spatial and built environmental developments in the city.

Set in the southern states in the 1930s, it follows the interdependent relationship between two people who both suffered poor childhoods and became inseparable lovers fuelled by a lust for danger and crime.

Since the 1950's when the Consolidated Edison Corporation asked permission to convert 240 acres of a former riverfront amusement park into a nuclear complex, the village and the complex have pursued an intimate interdependent relationship.

But the Colorado Republican Federal Campaign Committee told the justices that the decision was simply an overdue recognition that parties have a "special interdependent relationship" and share a common purpose with their own nominees.