Sentence examples for economically interdependent from inspiring English sources
Moreover, again unlike in the cold war, the two countries now find themselves highly economically interdependent.
Since then, the world also has become increasingly economically interdependent — another huge change.
The paradox of our time is that the world, increasingly connected and economically interdependent, is experiencing intensifying popular unrest.
The two communities, with their common urban infrastructure, are deeply economically interdependent, and yet their shared religious shrines provoke, of all things, reciprocal hatred.
Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsIn 1910 Norman Angell, a British journalist, concluded in his book "The Great Illusion" that Europe had become so economically interdependent that war would be futile.
Since the bloody Biafran war in the late 1960s, Nigeria's disparate ethnic groups have grown more, rather than less, economically interdependent.
In theory, I think, the possibility of a world-scale war is small as countries are economically highly interdependent.
Agricultural and forestry systems are strongly linked to their local environment and are often interdependent (economically, socially, etc).
In turn, the proposed integrated robust model would enable system operators to securely and economically schedule the interdependent energy system under different levels of uncertainties.
"We are interdependent economically, environmentally, everything is connected.
He drove through the restructuring of Britain's network of overseas outposts and colonies into the network of economically and politically interdependent states which became the British Empire, aiming for a gradual abolition of slavery and accelerating British colonisation.
