Sentence examples for deep interdependence from inspiring English sources

While few would disagree with Professor David Shambaugh's foreign policy prescription for China ("Falling out of love with China," Views, March 20), he is mistaken in one point of his analysis when he says neither the United States nor China "has any experience handling such strategic competition amid deep interdependence".

Yes, China is rising; but, surprise, so is America — and given the deep economic interdependence that both governments acknowledge, that's a recipe for a more constructive longer-term relationship.

Our analysis has suggested that the deep-rooted interdependence centres on midwives and managers pursuing/drawing on both professional and organisational interests/resources.

Further studies of female-dominated professions such as midwifery should offer good opportunities for detailed analysis of the deep-seated interdependence of professional and organisational projects and for identifying the key dimensions of this interdependence.

Organisational studies of midwifery or other female-dominated professions provide an opportunity for analysing the deep-seated interdependence of professional and organisational projects and for identifying the key dimensions of this interdependence.

It would be a terrible thing if the crises of any moment detracted us from the deeper truth of interdependence.

We can only work for justice from a deep understanding of our interdependence with and our caring for each other.

To gain deeper insight into a putative interdependence of STAT3 and NOS3, we analysed whether RNA interference targeting either STAT3 or NOS3 in HUAEC might affect the expression of NOS3 or STAT3α/β.

By creating economic interdependence and then building deep political, cultural and societal ties, the Union enabled Western Europeans — and later Central and Eastern Europeans — to build prosperity.

On the one hand, high bio-diversity in the life systems, deep interconnections and high levels of interdependence characterizes the open system of agricultural production.

But now, perhaps because of deeper and deeper cultural penetration, because of growing financial and economic interdependence, the merger once dreamed of is finally coming to pass.