Sentence examples for Interwoven relationship from inspiring English sources

The complex nature of Downtown Disney, which is a public street built by a private corporation using both public and private money, symbolizes the tightly interwoven relationship between city government and the entertainment behemoth.

Yet in the trio of top strategists around Mr. Obama, including Robert Gibbs, a senior communications adviser, and David Plouffe, the campaign manager, it is Mr. Axelrod who has been at Mr. Obama's side the longest and has the most interwoven relationship with him.

This theory helps explain, with respect to reading, the interwoven relationship between reading goals, cognitive processes, and reading attainment.

This work also explains the interwoven relationship and interaction between systematic legal logic and the logic of daily life, and extends current research on the complexity of dispute transformation.

The interwoven relationship that has tightly tethered the U.S. and Chinese economies over the past three decades is the basis both of the present conflict and for resolving it.

But if the past four years have proven nothing else, it is that the tightly interwoven relationship between Washington and Wall Street has survived the collapse as strong as ever.

You might well fall out with them from time to time, but, like the Hutterites, you are bound together by mutual obligation and densely interwoven relationships.

Often during The Cold Six Thousand, there's a depressingly empty sense that the interwoven relationships of the American underworld are no more colourful than an FBI report.

We already have an extremely powerful descriptive system which can be used to specify complex systems while including ambiguities, uncertainties, interwoven relationships, iterative levels of success and an arbitrarily broad spectrum of scale and detail.

The experience is "a ritual of remembering" designed to "explore the interwoven relationships of species loss, cultural change, bio-political structures and notions of progress through the story of the attempted revival of the Agalinis acuta from the brink of extinction".

Furthermore, the observed interactions indicate that there are complex and intricately interwoven relationships between demographic factors and retention of basic science knowledge.