Sentence examples for because of the interconnectedness from inspiring English sources
Like the World War I railroad meltdown, last week's blackout was vast precisely because of the interconnectedness that the network was meant to exploit and foster.
Ultimately, we recommend that city planners and managers consider economic trends when approaching community projects because of the interconnectedness of ecology and socioeconomics in urban landscapes.
And because of the interconnectedness of computers, it can be difficult to erase all the other virtual footprints of a relationship.
The Nazi occupation of Norway (and the Quisling next door) was all the more unsettling because of the interconnectedness of neighbors and families who had known each other for generations.
Volcanoes are nasty; other natural disasters—such as storms, floods and earthquakes only have global effects because of the interconnectedness of human societies and economies, while large eruptions have direct geophysical effects worldwide.
(Bank failures have the opposite effect; because of the interconnectedness of the financial system, one blow-up makes another more likely, not less).Indeed, Mr Taleb thinks the big mistake is trying too hard to avoid shocks.
However, because of the fundamental interconnectedness of signaling networks, it cannot be ruled-out that interactions with proteins beyond the one intended could be caused by small kinase inhibitors [12], [13].
