Sentence examples for interdependence through from inspiring English sources
Families of great means often try to encourage this interdependence through the creation of a family foundation, a nonprofit organization meant to give away money to charitable organizations.
The point about the European single market, however incomplete, is that EU member states actively try to promote more interdependence through trade because they trust each other – and build accompanying political institutions to entrench and extend that trust.
PEEP recruits atelectatic lung units and improves distribution of ventilation via compensatory interdependence through the network lattice.
The "independence" that William Safire would have us salute (column, July 2) is surely a deep enough heritage to survive a growing need to support "interdependence," whether through the European Union or NATO, or to protect the air we breathe.
The more prudent way of expanding China's influence would be through buying the hearts of East Asian people and deepening economic interdependence rather than through showing off its military power impetuously.
Albert Einstein wrote in 1946 that technological developments had shrunk the planet, through increased economic interdependence and mutual vulnerability through weapons of mass destruction.
The strength of ecosystems comes through interdependence.
The Unisphere symbolized the beginning of the space age and represented the fair's theme of interdependence and "peace through understanding".
Different types of the interdependence are measured through the regressions using crisis dummy variables.
Interdependence is addressed through reconciling the impacts of various services from the same event with performance post event.
These might be an increase in the radius of the alveoli open to aeration, which lowers the elastance of each alveolus, and a higher homogeneity in the distribution of aeration (see Fig. 2), which through interdependence affects the elastance of higher radius alveoli close to lower radius alveoli.
