Sentence examples similar to a vital interdependence from inspiring English sources

In the 20th century, interdependence was still contingent, in the 21st century it has imposed itself as a vital and irreversible reality.

In its 12 May submission to Carter, ITN emphasised "the heavy interdependence of ITV's regional services and our national bulletins", pointing out that the ability to "share content, production and news gathering, is a vital contribution to ITN's scale and competitiveness".

The league came into being when those various associations coalesced, a process encouraged by the natural interdependence of trade in these regions and largely initiated and controlled by those towns, notably Lübeck, which had a central position and a vital interest in trade between the Baltic and northwestern Europe.

Theirs was a vital mission.

Banking is a vital industry.

It was a vital call.

This misses a vital point.

America is a vital ally.

This misses a vital ingredient.

A vital question arises.

A vital moment.