Sentence examples for are now interconnected from inspiring English sources
Systems that used to be separate are now interconnected and interdependent, which means that they are, by definition, more complex.
They aim to map how capital markets operate and how they have evolved, and demonstrate the ways that financial institutions, different capital markets, securities, and products are now interconnected in ways they weren't in the 1960s.
Since construction of these regional airports in 1968, the road infrastructure has been considerably improved in the region.5 Connections to the main roads have been improved and many towns which originally were hard to reach by private car are now interconnected by bridges and tunnels.
Indeed the forces of globalization with modern telecommunications have shrunk the world to the point that all pieces are now interconnected.
This data is then fed to government agencies, which are now interconnected -- the CIA to the FBI, the FBI to local police -- a relationship which will make a transition to martial law that much easier.
Everything is now interconnected".
All was now interconnected, contingent, and intricate".
All was now interconnected, contingent, and intricate". Gaslight, Ms. Brox writes, prefigured "our nets of voices, signs, and pulses, with power subject to flickers and loss we can't do anything about". The later chapters of "Brilliant" delve into the technology of light.
So here you are, and you are presiding over the rubble of this country, and everyone is now interconnected and they expect modern governors à la Europe and America and so forth, while you are still trying to figure out who works for whom and who is essentially not corrupt.
For example, before the Iceland talks, the Soviet position had been that some arms issues, such as the reduction of medium-range missiles, could be resolved without linkage to the dispute over "Star Wars". In Iceland, however, the Americans got the impression that the Soviet side was now interconnecting all arms issues in a single package.
This data is then fed to government agencies, which are now interconnected--the CIA to the FBI, the FBI to local police -- a relationship which will make a transition to martial law that much easier.
