Sentence examples for interconnectedness means from inspiring English sources

Wright (2004, 64) and Diamond (2005, 118 119) suggest that increasing interconnectedness means that the globe will succeed as a whole or fail as a whole.

Although far from being a new phenomenon, it has come to the fore recently because the tools to hand for analysis, combined with digital interconnectedness means that more people can contribute to scholarly work [1].

This is the true and deep future of globalization...a true interconnectedness which means redefining what capitalism does, and how it serves us, the humans who utilize it to create, produce, distribute and enjoy both the wealth, and the products of that same wealth.

The quicksilver interconnectedness of everything tuneful means that, for a cadre of aficionados at least, this extraordinary record is last year's news.

The interconnectedness of the world means its adoption will probably take root and bloom quickly.

This makes sense given our focus on global interconnectedness, but it also means that we are ignoring domestic bandwidth.

The interconnectedness of social media means stories travel faster and farther than ever before.

According to Perry, this lyrical interconnectedness is intended as means of providing an album with threads of thematic stability against wildly varying musical styles.

"To look beyond the colors is to find each artist exploring the standards of beauty, interconnectedness, and what it means to be female in the modern world".

Furthermore, the interconnectedness of modern society means that diarrhoeal diseases from distant locations where pathogens thrive and there is minimal sanitation and hand-washing facilities for workers can be transmitted to unsuspecting populations elsewhere.

Increased interconnectedness within key global markets means that the meltdown will likely spill over into other regions, regardless of where it begins.