Sentence examples for are but interdependent from inspiring English sources

This one is paired with a nude from 1920: "Clouds, torsos, shells, peppers, trees, rocks, smoke stacks, are but interdependent, interrelated parts of a whole, which is Life".

His company (the three brothers' businesses are separate but interdependent) has exclusive control of the distribution of the Wus' products in China.

Like two organs in one body, systems analysis and bioinformatics are separate, but interdependent.

Public and private are interdependent spheres: capitalism rests on public as well as private initiative.

In Europe, hyperconnectedness both exposed just how uncompetitive some of their economies were, but also how interdependent they had become.

Design choices about the geographic scale, inclusion of sectors, the generation and delineation of adaptation options, specification of possible pathways, the related performance metrics and the type of assessment are interdependent, but they are also influenced by contextual aspects.

Peter Quennell in the New Statesman found the story both painful and amusing—"tragedy and comedy are interdependent"—but was not overcome by the bouts of hilarity that had interrupted his reading of earlier novels such as Decline and Fall.

And do we understand that "our own people" and "the people of the world" are interdependent?

The key thing is to recognize the value of relationships and the fact that we are not independent but interdependent.

All these examples support the hypothesis that inflammation and epigenetic mechanisms are not separate but interdependent events whose cross-talk may deregulate a wide range of processes resulting in the development of HCC.

Here we will see how the material and the semiotic not only converge but are interdependent upon the cultural context in which the interaction is embedded, such that the interpretation of the linguistic choices made in the situation requires an understanding of the cultural domain.