Sentence examples for The intertwined from inspiring English sources
verb
To twine something together.
The intertwined issues of Greece and French politics are obviously sensitive.
The intertwined deals among BP, Rosneft, and AAR were a proverbial win-win-win.
The intertwined snakes aren't really contiguous; each outlined section should be cut out as a piece.
The intertwined lives of the fungi and the ants illustrate just how complex relationships are, Dr. Hughes said.
The intertwined nanocomposites showed increased charge-storage capacity without compromising the charge/discharge kinetics in MWCNTs or MoO3 nanowires.
The intertwined learning frameworks employed are those of (a) semi-supervised learning (SSL); (b) transduction; and (c) conformal prediction.
The intertwined stories of "Revolution Song" give a sense of how far-reaching a phenomenon the War of Independence was.
The intertwined issues of trust and loyalty loom large for the industry.
The intertwined nature of our world often means that solutions lie far from the visible problem.
The graphic here helps you see the intertwined complexities.
Even the courthouse gallery reflects the intertwined relations of Providence.
