Sentence examples for close intertwining from inspiring English sources

Bodo Hombach, the boss of WAZ, a big German media investor, has said that "the close intertwining of oligarchs and political power is poisoning the market".

Edward Said commented on Mahfouz's "astonishingly sustained view" of the close intertwining of eternity and time – and of the centrality of Egypt to that view.

Proponents of this view often refer to the close intertwining of Japanese industrial expansion and the direct influence exerted by Japanese investment in Australia, notably in the mining of coal and iron ore.

The close intertwining of drug-control efforts with the army's war against the guerrillas means that unless Washington proceeds with care, it could find American prestige and even American support troops at risk in a prolonged and open-ended military entanglement.

In any case, the difficulty of separating divine and mortuary temples reflects the close intertwining of divinity and kingship in Egyptian belief.

As with many governments, changes in leadership can greatly influence policy decisions and be particularly disruptive in Tribal communities given the close intertwining of governance and families, communities, and political factions.

The Egyptian investigation is closely intertwined with the country's political turmoil since the ousting nearly a year ago of Hosni Mubarak, a close US ally who ruled Egypt for nearly 30 years.

The two are closely intertwined.

In close-knit, communally-oriented communities such as the villages of Ouargaye district, considerations of respect for individuals and communities are closely intertwined.

The two dimensions are closely intertwined.

An even closer intertwining of the formalisms would also have been possible.