Sentence examples for interdependent community from inspiring English sources

The Internet has turned the world into a global village and made the international community a highly interdependent community of common destiny.

Rather than envisioning a country as "exceptional," I would have world leaders promote their countries and act as partners in an interdependent community of great nations.

Rather than envisioning ourselves as "exceptional," I would have our leaders promote us and act as partners in an interdependent community of great nations.

Here's the deal, though: progressives believe that both of these options are possible, that we can have individual liberty and community, that one person can make a difference but that we live our lives as part of an interdependent community.

A stroll to The Village leads participants to an interactive, inter-generational and education-based environment focused on creating a sustainable, thriving interdependent community that honors the elements, ancestors, and the cycles of the natural world.

In this way, not only are all dedicated students able to practice regardless of financial barriers; they're also given the opportunity to be part of an interdependent community -- one that honors each member's contribution, whatever that may be.

They only thrive in interdependent communities of customers, suppliers, investors, employees, and related businesses.

Advances in communication, information, transportation and trading technology have helped web together nations into interconnected and interdependent communities.

Biofilms are universal, complex, interdependent communities of surface-associated microorganisms.

Iron and lime making were also extra-urban functions, so that settlements formed an integrated system of functionally interdependent communities, of which the overriding rationale of society was, we argue, maritime.

Mary Hamill Cross River, N.Y., May 11 , 2007To the Editor: The flaw in Tony Blair's worldview of an interdependent global community is that it assumes that shared, universal values are Western values.