Sentence examples for growing interconnectedness from inspiring English sources
Globalization, the process of growing interconnectedness, is not a new phenomenon.
Part of the difficulty, it emerged from several discussions here, is that despite globalization and growing interconnectedness, finding solutions has fallen largely to individual nations, companies and banks.
Obama spent only 10 years of his adult life in the split world of the cold war, double that in a post-Berlin Wall world of growing interconnectedness.
Most users of the term assume a two-level system (global and local), citing phenomena such as hybridization as the result of growing interconnectedness.
Today, global land use is affected by a variety of factors, including urbanization and the growing interconnectedness of economies and markets.
A true understanding of that growing interconnectedness has to include the developing world, where most of the people on the planet live and where infectious diseases account for almost half the deaths each year.
Because this is the other self-censoring problem growing with the interconnectedness of the world.
And for this we can thank the powerful forces unleashed by free trade, the wider adoption of market capitalism, and the growing competition and interconnectedness of the world's economies.
For me and many in my generation, it was the beginning of a growing sense of interconnectedness with all of humankind.
Perhaps the movement in this direction started in 2007, when Barabási published the first scientific publication featuring the term "network medicine". In this paper, he stated: "The growing interest in interconnectedness has brought into focus an often ignored issue: networks pervade all aspects of human health" (2).
It allowed the Internet to grow through private investment -- which today has spurred the fastest networks the world over, broadband infrastructure across the vast majority of the country, and an Internet economy that is driving jobs and interconnectedness with and economic potential growing exponentially.
