Sentence examples for become deeply linked from inspiring English sources

This crisis has driven home the lesson that our economies and our lives have become deeply linked and interdependent.

Entanglement is the strange phenomenon in which quantum particles become so deeply linked that they share the same existence.

Like Japanese keiretsu systems, with their profound buyer-supplier links, information-based integration allows suppliers to become deeply ingrained in their customers' ecosystems.

According to a Bicycling Magazine story about Flint's death and its link to Strava (which I recently came across via Harvard Business Review), the site has become deeply embedded in the competitive cycling community, fostering competition.

Laurie, meanwhile, had become deeply frustrated.

It has become deeply ideological.

The phone-hacking scandal, said the Mayor, "has become deeply, deeply sick".

By 2006 the issue had become deeply political.

And yet, along the way, guitars have become deeply conservative.

But he had become deeply impressed by his work.

The Central Intelligence Agency has become deeply alarmed about smallpox.