Sentence examples similar to interdependent existence from inspiring English sources
Citizenship is paramount in our interdependent world.
All of the biodiversity along coral reefs are interdependent enabling the existence of a vibrant life-sustaining energy force.
The statement has inclusive generalizations about human dignity, justice and "the interdependent web of all existence," but omits mention of God.
Muslim extremists and right-wing racists share more than the fantasy of their own cultural supremacy: they are, in a sense, interdependent – predicated upon the existence of a demonised enemy.
We believe in the inherent worth and dignity of every person, justice equity and compassion in human relations, and acceptance of one another -- also a free and responsible search for truth and meaning, and respect for the interdependent web of all existence of which we are a part.
One of the principles of Unitarian Universalism that I find most compelling is our covenant to "affirm and promote the interdependent web of all existence of which we are a part". What this statement means to me is that we are all connected to each other and our environment.
We have no choice but to find new forms of co-existence in an interdependent and highly politicised world, where it is no longer possible to enjoy the imperial luxury of remaking reality, and in which the many enemies created - and united - by these blundering attempts can also unleash devastating forms of violence.
These data demonstrate the existence of two interdependent pathways to activate Na+/H+ exchange in T lymphocytes and suggest a pathway of internal regulation of antigen-activated signal transduction.
"It's being interdependent".
Pray to understand, to believe and then to accept that God created the universe and guided the existence of simultaneously required interdependent elements in any and all forms of life.
