Sentence examples for inextricable linkages from inspiring English sources
The inextricable linkages between health and its social determinants, however, warrant the initiation of studies that explore the notion of candidacy within other public and third sector domains.
Not just for the gloomy dignity of (editor and publisher respectively) Louis Pattison and Frances Morgan's "quitting while we're ahead" announcement on the title page – with its defiant refusal to compromise production standards in a bid to escape inextricable linkage with a recorded music industry "currently in freefall", but also because of the exemplary excellence of Plan B's final edition.
This paper recognizes the synergetic relationship and inextricable linkage between conservation and sustainability.
This paper reviews crucial role of building performance simulation (BPS) – dynamic analysis of the inextricable linkage of building's energy demand for HVAC and other building's technical systems sustainable energy supply and renewable energy sources (RES) availability to reach building's zero energy status.
Of the many lessons we can learn from the challenges confronting today's global economy, two seem especially pertinent for those of us who are involved in graduate management education: the inextricable linkage of the private and public sectors and the critical need for principled leaders with broad perspectives.
The dominant reason for the obsolescence of single family homes is their inextricable linkage to the automobile.
Nevertheless, the present demonstration of perceptual facilitation due to real-time motor action suggests an inextricable linkage between perception and action at some elementary level.
However, because of the inextricable linkage between AV and VV timings, it is very difficult to quantify beyond doubt the relative contribution to improvements of these two electrical abnormalities, using standard clinical data.
We recognize more and more the inextricable linkage of health of humans and animals and their ecosystems and understand that neither humans nor animals can lead a healthy life on a threatened planet, unable to provide any longer its necessary ecosystem services such as clean water and fertile land.
The relationship is inextricable.
