Sentence examples for increasingly interdependent from inspiring English sources

In both roles it is part of an increasingly interdependent environment.

"We must be prepared for growing geopolitical turbulence and volatility in an increasingly interdependent world".

Brown said the world was becoming increasingly interdependent, a key argument for staying together.

In this increasingly interdependent world, your "allies" can hurt you as much as your "enemies".

"The E.U. is Russia's largest trading partner, and we are increasingly interdependent," said Alastair Campbell, Mr. Blair's spokesman.

In this increasingly interdependent world, we have few pure "enemies" anymore: Iran, North Korea, Cuba, Al Qaeda, the Taliban.

Innovation is seen as increasingly complex, interdependent and uncertain and therefore in need of broad and multi-disciplinary exploration and participation.

As Senge points out, "in an increasingly dynamic, interdependent and unpredictable world, it is simply no longer possible for anyone to 'figure it all out at the top.'" For Senge, "leaders are designers, stewards, and teachers.

In an increasingly complex and interdependent world, a truly great company requires a far richer mix of qualities.

This vision of a global Britain is now best seen through the eyes of young people – who see no alternative, economically and culturally, to a future in an increasingly interconnected and interdependent world.

2. In one lifetime our increasingly interconnected and interdependent economic, social, cultural and political systems have come to place pressures on the environment that may cause fundamental changes in the Earth system and move us beyond safe natural boundaries.