Sentence examples for and interrelated from inspiring English sources

The reasons for the decline of Israel's peace movement are, inevitably, complex and interrelated.

We act within social systems which are, yes, more complex, emergent and interrelated.

"The How and the Why" probably contains too many revelations and interrelated subplots.

Endless and interrelated battles over his financial disclosures and the Obama tax proposal are still to be fought.

Divisions of class and the burden of sexual repression became common and interrelated themes in the fiction of the 1930s.

As investments have become increasingly correlated and interrelated, it gets harder to execute safer and unique strategies.

Assuming Kaine can set politics aside and focus solely on the voluminous evidence, he is likely to find that the controversy turns on two complex and interrelated questions.

The factors that drive someone to commit murder are complex and interrelated: alcohol and drug abuse, a family history of mental illness, relationship or money problems.

These challenges are interdependent and interrelated, with complicated dynamics that are often overlooked by policies and programmes put in place to address them," he said.

I would add two more related and interrelated criteria.

Finally, paradoxes are contradictory dyads, with complementary and interrelated poles.