Sentence examples for are not only interdependent from inspiring English sources
These two things are not only interdependent, they are truly one and the same.
As Reese et al. [ 50] recently showed, HRQoL, supportive needs as well as functioning are not only interdependent but also resulted in highly distinctive perceived illness burden.
He's the creator of something like a Grand Unification Theory of Globalization: that environmentalism, development and profitmaking are not only compatible but also interdependent.
The multiplicity of diplomatic tasks reflected a world that was not only more interdependent but also more fragmented and divided.
BUSINESS GETS IT – Companies understand that we live in a world that is not only interconnected, but also tightly interdependent.
This vision of shared prosperity is not only demanded by the global, interdependent economy, but rooted in the historic values of the progressive vision of the United States.
The idea of succeeding in business while society fails is not only misguided, it is now bankrupt because it is no longer possible in an interdependent world where business and society are fused.
The revolutionary lesson of "Einstein," Mr. Sellars writes, was that opera "was not only not dead, or about the dead, or for the dead; it was alive as the collaborative form of choice for our interdisciplinary, intercultural, interdependent generation".
China is not only new to its global role; it has proposed a departure from how great powers have operated in the past that we believe is best suited to today's highly interdependent world.
