Sentence examples for interconnected economies from inspiring English sources

Using the TTIP as an example of regionalism, students examine how trade agreements in the twenty-first century are driven by complex trade needs, with increasingly interconnected economies and sectors.

That would have major global consequences for the world's increasingly interconnected economies.

It's a tough one to answer in a world of interconnected economies.

Hence terrorism, which ferrets out the weaknesses in our fantastically complex and interconnected economies, does indeed challenge the future of democracy.

As Professor Paul De Grauwe of the LSE has explained, in today's interconnected economies and societies, a formal independence is the opposite of gaining real sovereignty and control.

We need to reimagine the EU as a new kind of political institution capable of managing today's interconnected economies and societies.

In a completely interconnected economy, he said, a blow against Portland is a blow against Vancouver.

Our growing interdependence includes the opportunity to explore and reap the benefits of the far frontiers of science and the increasingly interconnected economy.

And in a high-tech, globally interconnected economy our survival depends on scientific fact being researched, debated, accepted, understood and acted on.

If students learn nothing else from this economic meltdown, they must learn just how interconnected banking and finance are within the larger economy and how globally interconnected our economies are to each other.

If Europe, our largest trading partner, has pneumonia, if China and the emerging market slow down partly because of Europe and partly because of how interconnected their economies are, the U.S. economy is affected.