Sentence examples for financially interconnected from inspiring English sources
As Mr. Ramo observes, "Theories that involve only armies and diplomats don't have much use" when "confronted with the peculiar nature of a financially interconnected world, where danger, risk and profit are linked in ways that can be impossible to spot and manage".
Most major mental health organizations and institution from which the general public and doctors receive information are financially interconnected with Big Pharma.
In terms of etymology, globalization literally refers to the idea of 'global process' and the term originally surfaced in the late 1960s as a conceptual device to help us better understand the growing perception that the world was becoming increasingly interconnected economically, financially, technologically, culturally, politically and environmentally.
Often residents have multiple, interconnected financial problems.
The highly interconnected financial system started imploding.
Thanks to the efforts of many, a growing number of politically and financially influential people are recognizing that, in today's highly interconnected world that is trying to overcome anemic growth and an unemployment crisis, the well-being of the rich cannot (and should not) be viewed in isolation.
"They are all interconnected".
"We were all interconnected".
The anesthesiologists suffer financially.
